The strategic locati🧸on of Poland at the heart of Europe creates vast opportunities for development of the transportation sector. In 2017 the sector accounted for 6% of the country’s GDP, generating 6.5% of all employment in Poland. Moreover, ...

In 2017, the Polish telecommunications sector was responsible for 2% of the country's GDP (vs. 2.1% in 2016), wh♍ile the entire ICT sector accounted for 4.9% of GDP (vs. 5% in 2016) and employed around 212,900 people. The Polish telecom market i𒉰s a ...

The importance of the food manufacturing in🐈dustry has always been crucial for the Polish economy's history and this has not changed nowadays: in 2016, the food sector's GVA was 2.7% of Poland’s total GVA and 2.39% of the country’s GDP, ...

The beverages sector ♍was responsible for around 3.3% of the GDP i♈n 2017 and generated more than 300,000 direct and indirect jobs. Enterprises from the sector that employ more than nine persons each have a combined workforce of 22,000 people. Poland ...

The importance of the retail sector for the Polish economy is tremendous. The sector employs around 18% of the country's workforce and in 2017 the value of retail sales was equal to over 40% of Poland's GDP. The sector is becoming mor🅠e an🤪d more ...

Due to the focus on traditional banking products and the austere financial supervision, the Polish banking system has weathered down the crises of the last two decades very well and remains well capitalised and non-volatile. Still, Poland is viewed ..🍎.

The Polish metal processing sector is the 8th biggest in Europe and the 18th biggest in the world. It constitutes 0.5% of the country&rsq🅘uo;s GDP and its exports account for 9.4% of the country’s total exports. The sector is dominated by the ❀...

The gross value added (GVA) of the Polish construction sector constituted 6.4% of GDP i♉n 2016. Specialised construction activities♊ accounted for 42.6% of the total construction output, followed by construction of buildings (33.2%) and civil ...

The total premiums in Poland’s insurance sector in 2017 s🐻tood at PLN 62.4bn or 3.1% of GDP. This share inched up by 0.1 pp in 2017 after two years of stagnation. The sector is important for the economy, both a🤪s a provider of jobs (it employs ...

The wood, paper and furniture industry is one of the key sectors of the Polish economy, its comꦬbined gross val🧜ue added stood at PLN37.57bn in2016, which represented 2% of the GDP. The gross output of the three subsectors stood for around 6.5% of the ...