Market in Poland

Do you know anything about poland?

Have you ever wondered where to find new business partners, where to invest or establish a company? The answer is Poland. GDP growth three times that of Western Europe. Poland in comparison to Czech Republic, Slovakia or Ukraine is constantly developing. That is why it is ranked the first in planned investments in Europe. Our foreign investors have already appreciated the prospect of investing into Polish market. Since 2004 Poland is a member of the United Europe, what enables foreign investors to establish a successful and stable company. Many of them have already done it and benefited - be one of them, taste success!!

Investment potential - why to invest in Poland.

• GDP growth three times that of Western Europe
• Ranked 1st in planned investments in Europe
• Ranked 2nd Europe in FDI Confidence Index
• Ranked 5th in top 10 global investment destinations

GDP growth two times that of Western Europe 

Polish GDP growth to 3,2 % in 2005. Polish economy is developing much faster than the Euro zone (1.5%) and more than the average of all 25 EU members (1.5%). Poland's growth has been driven to a significant extent by export growth, industrial production and investments, which is why the employment is also increasing. Growth in wages, labour market improvement and low interest rates will lead to even grater improvement in private consumption and investment in 2006 - 2007. Exports may expand by even 8.4% in 2006 and 8.7% in 2007.

Dynamic growth 

Economic changes that begun in 1989 still continue what attracts inverstors from all over the world. Fast growth and economic changes have made Poland a modern country with the standard of living in Poland is comparable to that of Western European countries.

Poland- safety and stability 

Poland's safety and credibility is secured by its membership of UE, NATO and OECD. It's credibility and investment - friendly climate provide the basics for making investments here. Stable macro-economy and perspectives of further economic development encourage others to take interest in Poland. 

Poland - potential of Human resources

Polish people are famous for their loyalty and diligence. A young, well educated and ambitious society is Poland's strongest asset. Creative, highly motivated Polish workers are an excellent base for conducting any form of business. A large supply of human resources is an important factor in a long-term, since Polish wages are up to five times lower than those in Western Europe.

Modern standards

Modern technologies applied in business management, inspired by the most effective examples, have become in the past few years the basis for business. High level of computerisation and a good knowledge of foreign languages make our companies as effective as foreign ones.

Wide experiences 

Polish businessmen are very experienced in business communication, both with Western and Eastern partners which can be very profitable. Many foreign companies take advantage of this situation, by choosing Poland as a base for expansion to the East. The way in which Poles combine tradition and experience with an openness to new solutions and ideas can be very appealing.

Air Transport

Poland's the biggest and the most important international and domestic airport that connects cities in the country and around the world is the Frederic Chopin airport in Warsaw . The airport directly connects 55 cities around the world. Cities like Kraków, Gdańsk, Katowice, Poznań, Wrocław, Szczecin and Łódź also have their airports, what enables to reach the majority of European cities within only two hours. Well developed domestic connections guarantee regular communication between the major cities in the country.

Road System

In 2006 the road network in Poland comprised over 381 000 km. it is estimated that the average density is over 80 km per 100 km2. By mid 2004, there were 665 km of highways and 257 km of express roads. The construction of four main arteries is planned, extending the existing highway network.

Planned network of highways in Poland:

The first project aims at creating "north-south" route from Gdańsk through Łódź to Krakow, Katowice and Cieszyn. The second project aims at creating road network connecting east with west - from Warsaw through Łódź, Poznań to Germany, and from Krakow through Katowice to Germany. In the future those routes will become an integral part of road network connecting Northern Europe with the Southern.

In the year 2013 Poland will have 2,085 km of highways and 5 466 km of express roads. Polish transport attracts the major logistic companies like UPS, DHL,TNT, FIDEX, RABEN and many many others.

These are facts ! 

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