Krzysztof Krawczyk thinks the standard investment cycle risks leaving upside on the table.
By Jack Arrowsmith, London
By the early 2000s, Energis was in deep trouble.
The telecoms company had expanded aggressively since listing, and following the dotcom crash the pressure was starting to bite. By July 2002, it was placed into administration.
In 2004 its Polish division, Energis Polska, was bought out by private equity firm Innova Capital alongside the management team. One of the architects of th...
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