The CEO of AMW Towarzystwo Budownictwa Społecznego "Kwatera", Maciej Morawski, has been dismissed from his position. The decision was made after irregularities were revealed regarding the sale of real estate in Sulejówek near Warsaw. The case was made public in a journalistic report, and an inspection was conducted by the Military Property Agency.

CEO's unilateral decision

CEO Maciej Morawski allegedly unilaterally, without the consent of other board members, approved the result of a multi-million tender, which constitutes a serious violation of corporate procedures.

Sale of military property

This concerns a tender for real estate in Sulejówek, valued at over 11 million Polish złoty. The Kwatera company manages housing and real estate for soldiers.

Revelation by media

The case came to light thanks to journalistic cooperation between Radio ZET and Newsweek and publication by the portal Niezależna.pl, which first reported the information about the dismissal.

Inspection by parent agency

The Military Property Agency intervened in the matter, which owns the Kwatera company and conducted an inspection, resulting in decisions about personnel changes.

The military company managing soldiers' assets has found itself at the center of a scandal involving a multi-million real estate transaction. Maciej Morawski, president of Such a unilateral decision constitutes a blatant violation of the principles of board collegiality and corporate procedures. The case was revealed in the podcast "In Connection with the Investigation" by journalists Mariusz Gierszewski from Radio ZET and Dominika Długosz from Newsweek, who discussed the results The portal Niezależna.pl reported on Morawski's dismissal and linked it to their earlier publications about the tender in Sulejówek. However, there is no publicly available, unambiguous confirmation that The Military Property Agency, which owns the company, confirmed information about irregularities and has taken corrective actions. AMW Kwatera, as a subsidiary of the Military Property Agency, was established to professionally manage housing and real estate resources under the disposal of the Ministry of National Defense. Its operations are crucial for ensuring the livelihood stability of military families, and any irregularities in managing this property raise particular public concern due to the sensitive nature of the defense sector. An additional thread that appeared in journalistic materials is the issue of employing Marek Babuśka as a management board advisor for the company. Doubts were raised about the justification for this decision p Maciej Morawski assumed the position of CEO of AMW Kwatera in July 2024, meaning his tenure lasted just over six months. The swift reaction from the ownership supervision indicates the seriousness of the allegations. In the coming days, official statements are expected from both the Military Property Agency and the company itself, which will explain the details of the incident and indicate the person acting as CEO. This incident also sheds light on broader challenges related to supervising subsidiaries of government and military agencies, where control over public spending must be particularly rigorous.

Mentioned People

  • Maciej Morawski — Dismissed CEO of AMW Kwatera
  • Marek Babuśka — Management board advisor at AMW Kwatera, whose employment raised doubts
  • Mariusz Gierszewski — Radio ZET journalist, co-author of the podcast revealing the case
  • Dominika Długosz — Newsweek journalist, co-author of the podcast revealing the case