GFTx officially established an office in Lubin, Poland
In November 2022, GlobalFund Trading Xchange and Barabaś began their cooperation, with GlobalFund opening an office at Przemysłowa 1C, 59-300 Lubin, Poland, in the same building as Barabaś.
In a strategic move to expand its European footprint, GlobalFund Trading Xchange (GFTx) has officially established a new office in Lubin, Poland. This initiative underscores the company’s commitment to enhancing operational efficiency and fostering stronger business ties across Central and Eastern Europe.
The office, located at Przemysłowa 1C, 59-300 Lubin, shares its premises with Barabaś Company, a renowned Polish manufacturer known for its expertise in vibropressed concrete materials. This strategic co-location allows both firms to collaborate closely on industrial innovation, sustainable material development, and regional trade logistics.
Cooperation between GFTx and Barabaś officially began in November 2022, following several months of negotiation and feasibility studies. Both parties share a common goal — promoting sustainable growth in trade, optimizing production standards, and introducing advanced industrial technologies within the European supply chain.
According to company representatives, Poland was chosen due to its strategic location in the European Union and its growing role as a hub for trade and logistics in the region. Lubin, in particular, offers direct access to key industrial corridors, enabling faster distribution of goods and more efficient cross-border coordination with Western Europe and Scandinavia.
“This new office marks a significant step in our long-term vision of becoming a global leader in trade exchange and logistics innovation,” said a GFTx spokesperson. “Our partnership with Barabaś symbolizes a joint commitment to advancing sustainable production and creating value through technology-driven trade solutions.”
Moving forward, GFTx plans to utilize the Poland office as a central coordination point for its European trading network, overseeing projects related to industrial exports, logistics optimization, and carbon-efficient trade models. The company also hinted at future collaborations with regional partners in Germany, the Czech Republic, and the Baltic states.
