Poland’s banking sector is well capitalised and non-volatile, relying mostly on traditional product☂s. Even though Poland remains significantly underbanked compar🧜ed to EU standards, the country’s banking sector plays a very important role ...

In  Poland,  “metallic  and  non-metallic  minerals  mining”  –  also  known&nb൩sp; as  “non-coal  mining”🥀  or “other  mining,”  ...

The strategic location of Poland as a bridge between East and West, North and South naturally translates into a highl♍y developed transportation services sector. Substantial public investments in infrastructure, as well as significant private foreign ...

In 2015, the GVA of real estate activities came to PLN 84.106bn, up 5.1% y/y. The sector represented 4.7% of GDP in that year. Real estate and the closely related construction☂ sector together generated over 12% of GDP. Just over 200,000 people w💫ere ...

The coal mining sector stands for just over 3% of Poland’s GDP, but it remains important for the labour market as it employs nearly 100,000 people. Since the government is looking to help out the ailing and mostly🧸 state-owned coal companies ...

The Polish chemical industry represents around 4% of the value of the European chemical market according to MarketLine data🤪 for 2015, which covers specialty chemicals, commodity chemicals, agricultural chemicals and pharmaceutical chemicals. The ...

The value of Poland’s total construction output, including private works and work carried out by unregistered indivꩵiduals, came to PLN 178bn in 2015, up 2.2% y/y. The official output data for companies employing more than nine persons stood at ...

The Polish telecommunications sector is responsible for around 2.2% of the country's GDP, while the entire ICT sector accounts for 4.9% of GDP and employs around 206,000. The Polish telecom💃 market is a▨ mature one with high penetration in ...

The Polish insuranc🐭e market was ranked 12th in the European Union in 2014, according to that year’s gross written premium (GWP). This indicator has been declining since 2012, a𒀰longside the sector's share in Poland's GDP – which dropped ...