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CARBOUNION SLOVAKIA

Slovak arm of the CARBOUNION energy and industrial holding, active in energy commodity trading and related services.

Last updated September 28, 2026

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Overview

CARBOUNION SLOVAKIA is a Slovak company and part of the CARBOUNION Holding group, a Central European energy and industrial group founded in 1998 by Ing. Petr Paukner, who remains its sole owner. The holding describes itself as a group of more than 20 companies operating as a major independent trader in energy commodities — electricity, gas, biomass, emission allowances and coal — and also active in the design and construction of energy networks and substations, including the production of steel structures, as well as in rail freight transport of all types of goods. The group focuses on various energy and industrial markets in the Central European region. Within this structure, CARBOUNION SLOVAKIA represents the group's Slovak presence. The parent holding reports key financial indicators for 2025 including equity of EUR 85 million, revenues of EUR 395 million, EBITDA of EUR 20 million and 455 full-time employees. It has been ranked 18th in the Czech '100 Best' (Českých 100 nejlepších) for 2025 and 100th in the '100 Most Valuable Czech Companies' (100 nejhodnotnějších českých firem) for 2024. The group has also been developing an ESG strategy and reporting framework, which it frames as a means of shaping its future business together with stakeholders rather than merely a legal obligation. In 2025, owner Petr Paukner sold his majority stake in the football club FK Dukla Praha after nearly 12 years of ownership. The group's public profile is closely tied to Paukner, who is frequently described as a coal, gas and electricity trader.

History

CARBOUNION SLOVAKIA is part of the CARBOUNION Holding group, which was founded in 1998 by Ing. Petr Paukner. Paukner remains the sole owner of the holding. The group has grown into a collection of more than 20 companies active as an independent trader in energy commodities — electricity, gas, biomass, emission allowances and coal — and also engaged in the design and construction of energy networks and substations, including the production of steel structures, as well as rail freight transport of all types of goods. The group concentrates on various energy and industrial markets in the Central European region. The parent holding reports key financial performance indicators for 2025: equity of EUR 85 million, revenues of EUR 395 million, EBITDA of EUR 20 million and 455 full-time employees. It has been recognized among the Czech '100 Best' companies, ranking 18th in 2025, and among the '100 Most Valuable Czech Companies', ranking 100th in 2024. In recent years the group has been developing a comprehensive ESG strategy and reporting framework, which it describes as a means of shaping its future business together with stakeholders rather than merely a legal obligation. In April 2025, owner Petr Paukner sold his majority stake in the football club FK Dukla Praha after nearly 12 years of ownership, with investor Matěj Turek becoming the new majority owner. Paukner, who is publicly associated with Carbounion Bohemia and trading in coal, gas and electricity, has also spoken publicly about the pressures on the coal business amid high emission allowance prices.

  • 2025

    Ranked 18th in the Czech '100 Best' companies.

  • 2025

    Group intensively works on setting up a complete ESG strategy and reporting framework.

  • 2025

    Petr Paukner sells majority stake in FK Dukla Praha after nearly 12 years.

  • 2024

    Ranked 100th in the '100 Most Valuable Czech Companies'.

  • 1998

    CARBOUNION Holding founded by Ing. Petr Paukner.

Products and positioning

Independent energy commodity trader and industrial services provider within the CARBOUNION Holding group, focused on Central European markets.

  • Electricity trading

  • Gas trading

  • Coal trading

  • Biomass trading

  • Emission allowances trading

  • Energy network and substation construction

  • Steel structures production

  • Rail freight transport

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