Philips Polska

In the mid-1990s, the Association of Former Employees of Polish Philips Plants in Warsaw was established. The association brings together former employees, but also their families. These include, among others: Edmund Baranowski, a participant of the Warsaw Uprising, pseudonym Jur, currently the President of the Association, and Mr. Adam Drzewoski, also an insurgent, took part in the underground fight on the premises of the Philips Plant during World War II.

A brand known and appreciated by customers.
Leader in the lighting segment.
A leading position in many consumer product markets (including kitchen and household appliances, monitors and TV sets, audio players, shavers and hair removal equipment, products for mother and child).
Growing position on the market of specialized medical equipment.
Philips companies employ 5,000 people.
A leading investor on the Polish market (half a billion euros so far).
One of the largest Polish exporters (approx. EUR 900 million per year).
Total sales revenues of the Philips group in 2007: over PLN 6 billion.