Hili Ventures’ subsidiary iSpot has become Europe’s largest Apple Premium Reseller in a single country, following the opening of its 50th store in Białystok in Poland.
iSpot’s expansion reflects the Group’s strategy to build scale, create value, and partner with brands that deliver exceptional customer experiences. The Białystok store, iSpot’s first in Poland’s northeastern region, is designed to Apple Premium Reseller standards, offering customers full access to Apple products, expert support, and tailored solutions for individuals, businesses, and educational institutions.
Melo Hili, Chief Executive Officer of Hili Ventures, commented:
“Reaching 50 stores is more than a milestone – it reinforces our belief in Poland’s potential. By expanding into new regions, we’re not only growing our footprint but also deepening our commitment to delivering innovation, expertise, and the very best of Apple to every corner of the country.”
Since becoming part of Hili Ventures in 2014 with 21 stores, iSpot has continued expand its presence on the Polish market. In 2023, it acquired Cortland, bringing together the two leading Polish Apple Premium Resellers and adding 11 stores and 180 team members to the iSpot network.
iSpot Poland Sp. z o.o. is the the largest Apple product and solution provider with APP standards in Poland, operating 50 retail outlets and service points in major cities nationwide. It is a subsidiary of 1923 Investments Limited – a holding company “committed to driving growth and innovation” through a diverse portfolio of businesses. The company focuses on long-term value creation and partnerships with leading global technology brands.
Its portfolio includes Harvest Technology in Malta, iSpot in Poland, and iCentre in Hungary, operating across retail, IT solutions, payment processing, and security systems to deliver quality services and innovative solutions across Malta, Poland, and Hungary.
1923 Investments is the investments arm of Hili Ventures Limited, the Malta-based, privately-owned holding company steering a group of businesses across Europe and North Africa in food service, retail, real estate, hospitality, shipping, engineering, and technology.
With a legacy dating back to 1923, the group partners with global brands including Apple, McDonald’s, Microsoft and Konecrans to develop businesses that deliver lasting impact with its 13,000-strong team.
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