Autor: Filip Timofiejczuk

Dino Polska is one of the largest retail chains in Poland, operating 3,094 grocery supermarkets located mainly in small and medium-sized towns. The company’s business model is based on medium-format stores offering a wide range of food products and everyday consumer goods, with a strong focus on fresh food. Dino is primarily expanding organically by opening new stores and increasing sales in its existing network. A key element of the business is the control of a large part of the value chain, including its own logistics, distribution centers, and meat processing plants Agro-Rydzyna. Thanks to this, the company can efficiently manage costs and maintain high availability of fresh products. At the end of 2025, group revenues exceeded PLN 33 billion.

Until 1989, Poland operated under a centrally planned economy in which the state set prices and decided what goods were produced. Poland’s main ally at the time was the USSR. Since then, a great deal has changed, and over more than three decades Poland has become one of the fastest-growing economies in the world, second mainly to China in terms of growth dynamics.