The transaction marks a significant milestone in Green Factory’s expansion across Central and Eastern Europe. Following the obtaining of all required regulatory approvals, the Eisberg entities have officially joined the Green Holding Group, of which Green Factory is a leading member, according to representatives of law firm Clifford Chance.
The Bucharest Clifford Chance team including Partner Nadia Badea, Counsels Radu Costin and Eleonora Udroiu, Senior Associates Maria Moga Ciulică, Diana Borcean and Carmen Buzenche, and Associates Persida Ciobanu and Roxana Bărboi advised Green Factory on all Romanian-related law aspects of the deal – due diligence, drafting of transaction documents, submission of the necessary documentation for the investment approval by Romania’s Commission for the Examination of Foreign Direct Investments (CEISD), and closing.
Hungarian law firm Lakatos, Köves és Társai Ügyvédi Iroda advised on Hungarian aspects related to the deal.
The Clifford Chance Warsaw team advising Green Factory on this multijurisdictional transaction was led by partner Wojciech Polz, supported by Arkadiusz Walkowicz (Senior Associate), Martyna Sieczka, Kinga Grzelczak, Julia Chodkowska, Zofia Zawłodzka (Associate), and Katarzyna Kuchta (Senior Associate). Antitrust advice was provided by Marta Michałek-Gervais (Senior Associate), and real estate aspects were handled by Agata Parys (Senior Associate).
With this acquisition, Green Factory’s consolidated revenue is expected to exceed PLN1.3 billion. The company now operates eight production facilities across the CEE region and employs over 1,500 people. The transaction strengthens Green Factory’s position in 12 regional markets, enhancing its ability to deliver fresh convenience food to millions of consumers daily.
Green Factory is a Polish family-owned business and a key entity within the Green Holding Capital Group. Its vertically integrated farm-to-table model spans farming operations in Poland and Italy, hydroponic innovations, food processing, packaging, and cold chain logistics. The acquisition of Eisberg’s facilities in Legnica (Poland), Gyál (Hungary), and Pantelimon (Romania) builds on previous strategic expansions in Ukraine, Lithuania, and Hungary.