Poland

Poland is a popular investment destination in Europe and companies find that there are many business opportunities to explore here. Among the top sectors, we can mention food processing, automotive and aerospace, electronics, and business services. Poland is also an increasingly popular destination for IT companies from Northern and Western Europe. The outsourcing sector in Poland has also recorded constant growth. The business services sector is one of the top employers in the country and companies in this field are based mainly in large metropolitan areas. Many investors who start a company in Poland choose to incorporate Warsaw, Wroclaw, or Krakow.

Poland provides several important advantages to foreign investors among these, we can mention a resilient economy, a large internal market, and lower costs for opening and running a business compared to other western European countries.

Poland has a solid economic foundation and it was the only European country to record GDP growth during the global economic crisis. Having avoided recession, the country continued to progress and some of the factors that have contributed to the recent economic performance can include private consumption, labor market performance, significant export values as well as the competitiveness shown by Polish companies.