OUR REF NO: COM-014
DRYPS CONSULTING —
Detailed Company Overview
1. Company Profile
Dryps Consulting is a Polish consulting company established in 2005 to provide consulting and comprehensive “turnkey” services for Polish and European entities operating across international markets. The company identifies its areas of activity as the European Union, Commonwealth of Independent States, United States, People’s Republic of China, Georgia and Serbia.
The founder had already been active in these international markets since 1991, before Dryps Consulting itself was formally established. According to the company, its regular collaborators include experienced analysts and practitioners familiar with political and economic affairs. The business model is based substantially on international contacts, local market knowledge and individual project management.
The company emphasizes that the Dryps name is the founder’s surname, which it presents as a personal commitment to responsibility for the reliability and effectiveness of its services.
2. Development of the Dryps Consulting Structure
An important stage in the company’s development came in 2007, when DRYPS CONSULTING GROUP was officially created on the initiative of Dryps Consulting and companies with which it regularly cooperated.
The purpose of the Group was to establish closer cooperation in projects conducted in markets including Ukraine, the Russian Federation, Moldova, Georgia and China.
In 2010, Dryps Consulting participated in the registration of Dryps Consulting Georgia Ltd. in Georgia.
During the same year, Dryps Consulting initiated the establishment of an international consortium called the Platform of Economic Security. According to Dryps, the initiative was intended to contribute to the prevention of organized economic crime through identification and elimination of factors facilitating such activity, information exchange, increased awareness among entrepreneurs and social prevention.
3. Business Philosophy
Dryps Consulting describes the effectiveness of its work as being based on individual and systematic management of each project.
Its published cooperation principles are particularly important for understanding its business model.
Dryps Consulting explicitly states that:
- it is not a commodity broker;
- cooperation with clients is carried out under formal cooperation agreements defining the subject, terms, rights and obligations of the parties;
- the company may reject projects that it considers unrealistic or potentially inconsistent with applicable law;
- individual and corporate partners cooperate with Dryps under cooperation agreements and/or contracts for specific assignments;
- information and contacts required for a particular project may be made available while respecting confidentiality;
- the company emphasizes commitment, honesty, diligence, protection of client information and fair competition;
- its stated objective is efficient project implementation and client satisfaction.
The explicit statement that “DC is not a commodity broker” is particularly relevant when considering Dryps Consulting in connection with international commodity transactions. Its published positioning is that of a consulting/project-support organization rather than a conventional intermediary trading commodities.
4. Services
Dryps Consulting divides its corporate services into two principal categories:
Services for companies resident in the European Union and services for companies that are non-residents of the European Union.
For non-EU companies, the company’s published service scope includes comprehensive legal and organizational assistance for business ventures within EU countries, access to important information databases, consulting concerning non-standard financing, leasing and insurance structures, consulting concerning EU Structural Funds, and comprehensive assistance related to certification of products and services.
This indicates that Dryps Consulting is positioned not simply as a business-introduction service, but as an organization intended to assist companies in navigating the legal, administrative, organizational and commercial environment of European markets.
5. International Network
One of the most distinctive features presented on the Dryps website is its international network.
The company’s Team page lists personnel in Poland as well as representatives, agencies or related structures in numerous foreign jurisdictions.
Among those specifically identified by Dryps are:
United Kingdom — Dryps Consulting International Ltd., London;
Georgia — Dryps Consulting Georgia Ltd.;
Lithuania — Dryps Consulting Baltic UAB;
Germany — General Agent;
People’s Republic of China — General Agent;
Iran — General Agent;
Cyprus — General Agent;
Greece — General Agent;
India — General Agent;
Austria — General Agent;
Bulgaria — General Agent;
Algeria — General Agent.
The website additionally maintains an extensive international Partners directory containing professional firms and contacts from numerous countries. Examples visible in the directory include law and professional-service organizations in Albania, Angola, Argentina, Armenia, Brazil, Ukraine and Vietnam, among many other jurisdictions represented on the broader page.
This international contact structure appears to be one of the central practical assets of the Dryps Consulting model.
6. Multilingual Capabilities
The personnel information published by Dryps demonstrates a notably multilingual structure.
Members of the team and international representatives are listed as working in combinations of:
Polish, English, Russian, Ukrainian, German, Czech, Spanish, Lithuanian, Georgian, Chinese, Farsi, Greek, Arabic and French, among others.
For international projects involving several jurisdictions, this multilingual network may facilitate communication between companies, advisers and local counterparties.
7. Management and Project Team
The company’s Team page identifies Roman Dryps at the head of the organization.
It also lists an Office Manager, Project Coordinators, an IRI Project Coordinator, Legal Department, Outsourcing Department and multiple Project Managers, demonstrating a project-oriented organizational structure on the website.
The company therefore presents its activities as being coordinated not solely through one central consultant but through specialized personnel and an international network of representatives and partners.
8. Legal and Organizational Support
A significant part of the company’s positioning concerns the legal and organizational aspects of international business.
The published service model includes assistance with projects entering European Union markets and coordination with professional partners in different jurisdictions. Its international Partners directory contains numerous law firms and professional advisory organizations.
Dryps therefore appears designed to act as a coordinator of multidisciplinary international projects, bringing together business contacts, legal advisers and specialized partners according to the requirements of an individual project.
This description is an interpretation of the structure presented by Dryps itself; the website does not state that every listed partner participates in every project.
9. Assistance for Foreigners in Poland
Dryps Consulting also operates a service described on its website as a Centre for Assistance to Foreigners.
The company states that this activity is based on its experience in organizational and legal matters connected with legalization of foreigners in Poland. Services described include assistance relating to employment with Polish employers, analysis of documentation, resolution of employment-related legal issues and representation—where properly authorized—before relevant Polish public authorities.
The authorities identified by Dryps include institutions responsible for labour inspection, employment, voivodeship administration, foreigners’ affairs, social insurance and taxation.
This is another indication that Dryps’ activities extend beyond conventional commercial consulting into administrative and legal-support coordination.
10. Published Client Portfolio
Dryps Consulting publishes a substantial list of organizations that it identifies as clients.
The list demonstrates experience across multiple countries and industries. Examples include:
Tavria Airlines — Odessa, Ukraine;
Donbassaero Airlines — Donetsk, Ukraine;
Körting AG — Hannover, Germany;
Ecoflam S.p.A. — Verona, Italy;
Arvitra Ltd. — Vilnius, Lithuania;
Bochzun Corp. — Hong Kong, China;
Defarri Technology & Development Co. Ltd. — Beijing, China;
Schlatter AG — Zürich, Switzerland;
Nelf BV — Netherlands;
CO.ISO.IMPER s.r.l. — Arezzo, Italy;
and numerous Polish and Ukrainian enterprises.
The published list also includes the Ministry of Defence of Ukraine / Shipyard of the Ukrainian Military Naval Forces among historical clients.
It should be emphasized that this is a client list published by Dryps Consulting itself; the page does not provide dates or details of individual assignments, so it should not automatically be interpreted as a list of current active clients.
11. Geographic Positioning
The overall structure presented by the website suggests that Dryps Consulting has historically specialized in connecting business environments across several geographic regions:
Poland and the wider European Union → Ukraine and other Eastern European markets → Caucasus → Central and East Asia → selected Middle Eastern, African and other international markets.
Its network of agents and partners extends the geographic scope considerably beyond the markets mentioned in the company’s original 2005 description.
This international orientation is one of the strongest recurring themes throughout the company’s website.
12. Potential Role in International Business Projects
Based strictly on the services and organizational structure presented on the Dryps website, the company could potentially be relevant to projects requiring several elements simultaneously—for example:
international business introductions + local representation + legal/organizational coordination + market information + certification support + project management.
This is an analytical summary of the company’s published capabilities rather than a claim that Dryps accepts every type of project. Indeed, its own cooperation rules explicitly reserve the right to reject projects considered unrealistic or legally problematic.
For international commodity projects, the distinction is particularly important:
Dryps Consulting states explicitly that it is not a commodity broker.
Therefore, any potential participation in such a project should be understood through its stated consulting and project-coordination model rather than automatically treating Dryps as a buyer/seller intermediary.
13. Cooperation Model
A notable characteristic of Dryps Consulting is the formal nature of its proposed cooperation.
The company does not describe its standard approach as informal introduction or commission-based brokerage. Instead, it states that cooperation with clients occurs under a cooperation agreement specifying the subject of the engagement, cooperation conditions and the rights and obligations of both parties.
Partners—both individuals and companies, Polish and foreign—are likewise described as cooperating through formal agreements or contracts for particular tasks.
This suggests a project-by-project contractual model.
14. Confidentiality and Business Information
Dryps emphasizes confidentiality as part of its operating principles.
The company states that partners can receive access to its information and contacts insofar as these are required for implementation of a particular project, while confidentiality is maintained. It also specifically identifies protection of clients’ business secrets among its working principles.
For projects involving investors, international counterparties, corporate documentation or sensitive commercial information, this aspect of the company’s stated methodology is particularly relevant.
15. Corporate Registration
The website identifies the operating entity as:
DRYPS ROMAN Dryps Consulting
Al. Mireckiego 22/25
41-200 Sosnowiec, Poland
The company states that it operates on the basis of an entry in Poland’s Central Register and Information on Economic Activity (CEIDG).
Published registration identifiers are:
NIP: 644 104 8476
REGON: 270640196.
The same information is reproduced on the company’s Contact page.
16. Contact Details
The official website lists the following central office:
DRYPS CONSULTING
Al. Mireckiego 22/25
41-200 Sosnowiec
Poland
Tel.: +48 32 707 20 38
Tel./Fax: +48 32 707 20 37.
The website protects the displayed email addresses through JavaScript, so I would not reproduce an email address unless it can be independently read from the live contact interface.
