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JSW is the largest producer of coking coal in the European Union. The company faces profitability challenges.
Bogusław Oleksy took over the duties of president of Jastrzębska Spółka Węglowa in October 2025. A month earlier, he was delegated from the company's supervisory board to perform the duties of vice-president for economic affairs.
The fight for JSW's profitability
Oleksy, among others carried out restructuring and implemented a recovery program aimed at achieving competitive profitability that will allow for the stable operation of the company.
He is a manager with experience in large capital companies in management positions. In the past he was, among others, vice-president for economic and financial affairs at Tauron Polska Energia and vice-president for finance at Węglokoks. He sat on many supervisory boards.
The following members remain on the JSW management board: vice-president for economic affairs Bartosz Styś, vice-president for trade Jolanta Gruszka, vice-president for development Tomasz Gawlik, vice-president for technical and operational affairs Adam Rozmus, vice-president for labor and social policy Artur Wojtków.
The largest producer of coking coal in the EU
JSW is the largest producer of coking coal in the EU and one of the producers of coke used to melt steel. It mines in the following mines: Borynia-Zofiówka, Budryk, Knurów-Szczygłowice and Pniówek. The company is listed on the Stock Exchange.

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