Halcyon Manufacturing Opens A New European Base of Operations

Halcyon Manufacturing plans to open a European Headquarters and dedicated fulfilment center in Gdańsk, Poland, with a focus upon exceptional customer service and easy access to their growing line of premium diving products.

The new European hub and warehouse facility will fill orders for most of mainland Europe while offering efficient handling of warranty returns, exchanges, and repairs. Halcyon will continue working with their long-term partners at Real Diving in support of UK, Poland and Scandinavia and are actively seeking sales representation for markets across the continent. The Halcyon team will be guided by Halcyon’s Global Brand Manager, Agnieszka Hrynkiewicz, who took this role at the end of 2023.

Hrynkiewicz had this to say: “We are excited to take this next step in the development of Halcyon while working hard to ensure all our customers receive the best possible experience with our premium products. Having a central base of operations in Europe will enable better product availability and faster customer service.” 

Halcyon’s CEO, Jarrod Jablonski said, “We are excited to continue working with our Halcyon partners and sales agents across Europe. This step is an essential part of the developing future for Halcyon Manufacturing, allowing us to be in closer contact with our partners and customers while ensuring easy availability of our products. This is particularly important given the many new and exciting products coming into the Halcyon line during the coming year.”   

The facility, which is anticipated to be fully operational by the end of January, is shared with Fourth Element. The two companies are focusing their efforts on improving customer service and supplying their premium products throughout Europe in a more timely manner. In addition, they are working with other dive partners to establish a sales force representing premium brands across Europe. Jablonski said that “Collaborating with Fourth Element provides a unique opportunity to benefit from the natural synergies found between our complementary brands while sharing some operational costs and exploring individualistic brand strategies.”