Our History

After the revolution in Poland in 1989, the Patryk Tretyakow and his grandson Ulryk Tretyakow – being finally freed from the bonds of Communism - seized the opportunity to start a company. As a tribute to their mother, who was called Olga, they called their newly found company Olgacom. After a promising start, catering a typically Polish food experience to the personal of the newly established financial district in Warsaw, the two brothers made a radical decision, which would define the future of their enterprises: they started catering for LOT, a Polish Airline company. They were among the first Polish entrepreneurs to understand the opportunities of the new global economy. And what a better way to start than catering for the Airline industry! After LOT, contracts with other airliners followed quickly. In 1999, after having successfully catered for a dozen or so Airliners all around the World, especially in South-East Asia, they attracted the attention the China Investment Corporation (CIC). The two brothers travelled to Taiwan to start negotiations concerning a billion dollar contract, skyrocketing Olgacom to a top ten in the Global Airline Catering top 100. It was also decided to open the first Olgacom food plant in Taiwan, securing their share in the increased wealth and mobility of the people in the region, as well as being able to research and develop the gastronomic specificities of the Asian market. In 2009, Olgacom’s revenue for the first time in its short history topped a 150 million euro, and the future expectations are even better. Furthermore, in 2010, Polish chemical company Ciech has shown an interest in Olgacom’s global logistic division. After having survived both the 2001 airline industry crisis as well as the 2008 global financial crisis, Olgacom has proved to be a strong and sound partner for airliners across the globe, delivering outstanding and just-in-time quality services.

 

 

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