The metallic and non-metallic minerals mining sector (in Statistics Office data as mining and quarrying excluding coal and lignite) generated 1.4% of Polꦆand’s GDP in 2019 and provided direct employment to 53,900 people. The main ...

S🐎old production of the coal mining sector amounted to PLN 24.6bn in 2019, corresponding to 1.1% of Poland's GDP. On average, the sector employed 79,200 people that year, which accounted for 0.7% of the total workforce. The level ✅of ...

Poland hꦏas had a long tradition in the metal processing industry. And, at present, it is one of the most developed industries in the country. In 2019, however, the country’s metal production volume decreased by 7.7% y/y to 35.6mn ...

The metallic and non-metallic mineral mining sector generated 1.3% of Poland’s GDP in 2018 and provided employment to 14,960 persons. The main non-coal minerals extracted in Poland are copper, silver, zinc and leaཧd, as well as many industrial ...

The coal mining sector accounted for 1.1% of Poland'sꦑ GDP and 0.9% of the total employment in the country in 2018. The sector's importance for the Polish economy - tremendous 🍸during the communist regime and in the first years after the start of ...

Metal proc♒essing is one of Poland’s top ten industrial sectors, accounting for 0.5% of the country’s GDP and 3.9% of sold production of industry according to 2017 data. The sector employs over 60,000 people and generates 9.9% of ...

The metallic and non-metallic mineral mining sector was responsible for 1.1% of Poland’s GDP in 2017 and♒ employed 14,680 persons. The main non-coal minerals extracted in Poland are copper, silver, zinc and lead, as well as many industrial ...