Czechs Sell Polish Rockfin: Rafał Brzoska Consortium Buys Investment
Capmont and Rafał Brzoska Acquire Rockfin
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The manufacturer of industrial equipment and systems, Rockfin, is being acquired by the Capmont fund and Rafał Brzoska’s investment vehicle, following a sales process initiated in early 2025. The company,previously controlled by Jet Investment since 2022,will change hands for an undisclosed amount.
Financial Performance & Growth
2025 was a record year for Rockfin, with revenues tripling and EBITDA quadrupling over the past four years. The company is achieving its revenue target of PLN 1 billion two years ahead of schedule.
| Year | Revenue (PLN) | EBITDA (PLN) | Order Backlog (PLN) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2024 | ~900 million | ~120 million | ~1.3 billion |
| 2025 | ~1.1 billion | 146 million | >1 billion |
In 2024, rockfin secured its largest contract to date, supplying 11 compressors to MAN Energy Solutions for a floating refinery in Brazil. Order numbers increased by over 30% year-on-year.
Ownership History
- 2013-2022: Tar Heel Capital (TCH) – Investment focused on capacity expansion and international growth. TCH considered Rockfin a “dragoon” investment, meaning it generated a full fund return.
- 2022-2025: Jet Investment – Prepared the company for sale.
- 2026 onwards: Capmont and rafał Brzoska.
Strategic Focus
Rockfin is a leading supplier of critical systems for energy infrastructure, including oil & gas, turbines, generators, and compressors. The company’s growth is fueled by:
- Energy Transformation: Global shift towards decentralized energy and flexible power sources.
- growing Electricity Demand: Increasing need for electricity due to economic development and electrification.
- AI & Data Centers: Demand for reliable power solutions for data-intensive applications.
Rockfin employs over 1,400 people and operates production facilities and branches in Poland, the USA, Italy, Switzerland, and Saudi Arabia.