Poland Industry Reports

The EU-27 is home to around 10 million farms and some 17 million people working regularly in the agriculture sector. The industry accounts for a small percentage of the Member States' national GDPs, but is subject to the 27-nation bloc's only, oldest ...

The countries in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE)* continues to prioritise infrastructure development as a cornerstone for economic growth and regional integration. Infrastructure quality and availability in the region are steadily improving, ...

The Central Europe region, as covered by the scope of this report, consists of Poland, Romania, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Slovakia and Croatia. All of these countries are strategically important to transportation in the region, to a varying extent ...

The infrastructure sector remains a key pillar of Poland's economy, with the government prioritising it as essential for the country's economic development, improving living standards and ensuring long-term sustainability. Infrastructure investments ...

The machinery and equipment sector is a cornerstone of the Polish economy, contributing substantially to national GDP, employment, and foreign trade. With a positive trade balance of PLN 70.4bn, the sector generates significant export earnings ...

Poland is a significant IT centre in CEE and is one of the largest producers and exporters of computer hardware in the region. The country has transcended the status of a fundamental service provider and is now a global competitor, a result of ...

In 2023, the Polish construction sector produced a GVA of PLN 152.2bn (in 2015 prices). The residential building sector's output value, which encompasses construction and assembly, was PLN 24.05bn in 2023, a 3.7% y/y decrease, according to Statistics ...

The industrial production value of the Polish food and beverage industry stood at PLN 454.4bn in 2023, which represented 13.3% of the economy's GDP (measured at current prices). The export market plays a key role in the development of the Polish food ...