Polak International

Family-owned holding company overseeing food manufacturing, distribution and hospitality businesses in the Czech Republic

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  • New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05

About Polak International

Polak International is a family holding company that oversees the Polak family's business activities in the Czech Republic. Its subsidiaries focus mainly on food, including manufacturing and distribution, as well as hospitality.

The holding supports the development of its subsidiaries and invites cooperation on new projects and long-term partnerships. Registry facts give its headquarters as Prague and founding date as 2015.

Product: Holding company supporting subsidiaries in food manufacturing, distribution and hospitality.

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