Bardusch Polska Sp. z o.o. in Prudnik
Polish subsidiary of the German Bardusch group, providing textile rental and workwear services from Prudnik.
Last updated September 28, 2026
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Overview
Bardusch Polska Sp. z o.o. in Prudnik is the Polish operating company of the Bardusch group, a German textile-services business known for renting and laundering workwear, protective clothing, mats, mops and other reusable textiles for industry, healthcare, hospitality and food-processing customers. The Polish entity is registered in Prudnik, in the Opole Voivodeship, and appears in public company registers and Wikidata as a distinct legal person within the wider Bardusch organisation. The company belongs to the family-owned Bardusch GmbH & Co. KG, headquartered in Ettlingen, Germany, which has built a European network of laundry and textile-management operations. Through the Polish subsidiary, Bardusch serves local industrial and service-sector clients with rental workwear, hygiene textiles and managed laundry programmes, following the group's model of supplying, collecting, washing and replacing textiles on a service-contract basis rather than selling them outright. As a subsidiary brand, Bardusch Polska is not separately listed on a stock exchange; its commercial identity is tied to the parent group's brand and quality standards. Its website is the Polish-language section of the group's international site, presenting the same service portfolio adapted to the Polish market. The Prudnik site is one of the group's Central European locations and supports Bardusch's strategy of regional laundry plants close to customers. Because public information about the Polish entity is limited, this dossier relies mainly on its Wikidata record and the group's own web presence. Details such as the exact founding date of the Polish company, its current managing directors and plant capacity are not documented in the supplied evidence and are therefore left unspecified.
History
Bardusch Polska Sp. z o.o. in Prudnik is the Polish arm of the Bardusch group, a German textile-services company. The parent group traces its origins to a laundry business founded in Germany in the nineteenth century and has since grown into a European provider of workwear rental, protective clothing and textile-management services. Its model is based on renting textiles to business customers and laundering them on a recurring cycle, rather than selling garments outright. The Polish subsidiary is registered in Prudnik, a town in the Opole Voivodeship of southern Poland, where the group operates a laundry and textile-service facility. The entity appears in public registers and in Wikidata as a separate legal person within the Bardusch organisation, reflecting the group's practice of establishing local operating companies in each national market. As part of the Bardusch network, the Polish company follows the group's service portfolio: supplying workwear, protective clothing, mats, mops and hygiene textiles to industrial, healthcare, hospitality and food-sector clients, then collecting, washing and maintaining those items under contract. The Polish-language section of the group's website presents this offering to local customers. Specific dates for the founding of the Polish entity, its ownership history and any expansions or relocations are not documented in the available evidence. The dossier therefore records the company's identity, parentage and service focus without asserting unverified dates or figures.
Products and positioning
Regional textile-management and workwear-rental provider within the European Bardusch group.
Workwear rental
Rental and laundering of workwear for industrial and service-sector customers.
Protective clothing services
Supply, cleaning and maintenance of protective clothing.
Textile management
Managed supply and laundering of mats, mops and hygiene textiles.
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