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Poland was in the top five most attractive directions of FDI inflow in terms of the number of projects en Europe in 2017.

  • Fecha de evento 31 julio 2018
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  • Publicación 31 julio 2018
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Polish Investment and Trade Agency informs that in 2017 Poland attracted greenfield investments with the largest number of jobs in Europe.  

 

Warsaw was the European capital with the second largest employment.

 

The number of FDI projects into Poland increased 24% to 338, ranking it fifth as a destination market for FDI into Europe. The country ranked top for FDI by job creation in 2017 with an increase of 53%. In terms of the total CAPEX invested in Poland, it grew by nearly 50% y/y and amounted to USD 14.8bn. Furthermore, the market share increased from 6% in 2016 to 8% in 2017.

 

The data regarding 2017 was also very favourable for Warsaw. The city came second in terms of the number of workplaces created due to FDI inflow, leaving behind such European metropolises as Berlin and Moscow.

 

Fuente: https://www.paih.gov.pl/20180731/fdi_jobs_2017