Our continuously developed slipform technology has been recognized at the 13th Polish Entrepreneurship Congress in Wrocław. SLIPFORM received the Polish Innovation Award, a distinction presented to companies committed to developing modern technologies and innovative solutions.
The award was accepted by Daniel Kisała, CEO of SLIPFORM, during the official ceremony. Organized by the Polish Entrepreneurship Agency, the event brought together representatives of business, academia, and public institutions, providing a platform for exchanging experiences and discussing the future of the Polish economy.
This recognition highlights the importance of our consistent investment in the development of slipform technology, which we continue to refine and apply in demanding construction projects. Our solutions are used in industrial construction, energy infrastructure, port facilities, and structures of strategic importance.
From Two Concrete Mixers to International Projects
During the ceremony, CEO Daniel Kisała emphasized the significant role of funding programs supporting the development of Polish businesses, including financial resources provided by the European Union. Access to innovation funding enables companies to conduct research and development, implement advanced solutions, and strengthen their competitiveness in international markets.
“We started with just two concrete mixers, and today we are involved in a project to build the world’s tallest statue of Jesus Christ,” said Daniel Kisała, referring to the planned development in the Philippines.
The project involves the construction of a monumental 207-meter-tall structure in the province of Ilocos Sur. As part of this undertaking, we plan to use our proprietary slipform technology to construct the reinforced concrete core of the structure.
Innovation as the Foundation for Future Growth
The Polish Innovation Award is not only a source of pride for our team but also an incentive to continue advancing our technologies. We remain committed to improving construction processes, developing automation solutions, and exploring new applications for our expertise.
One of our key development areas is the technology for constructing concrete gravity-based foundations (GBS) for offshore wind farms. This project has the potential to create new opportunities for Polish industry and increase the participation of domestic companies in the international offshore wind supply chain.
Receiving this award demonstrates that Polish engineering expertise and technological innovation have the potential to contribute to ambitious projects on a global scale.
With new challenges and international projects ahead, we will continue developing solutions that can help shape the future of modern construction.
