Showing posts with label Polska. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Polska. Show all posts

Friday, 6 January 2012

Why Poland?


Polish Information and Foreign Investment Agency in co-operation with PwC consulting company released second edition of Why Poland - guide for foreign investors.
The publication presents Poland as an ideal location for investments pointing out country’s economic stability, educated people, strategic location and investment incentives. It includes also the information on Poland’s strategic sectors - e.g. automotive, BPO, aviation, IT, electronics and R&D.

From the left: Olga Grygier-Siddons - President of PwC in Poland, Sławomir Majman - President of PAIiIZ, Marek Łyżwa - Vicepresident of PAIiIZ

Why Poland is published in English. The electronic version is available here: www.paiz.gov.pl/publications/about_poland.
The publication was presented during the conference which was held on December 13th at the PAIiIZ premises. Among the speakers there were: Undersecretary of the Ministry of Economy Ms Ilona Antoniszyn-Klik, Bridgestone Board Member Mr Takayasu Iwata, professor Witold Orłowski, Director at PwC Adam Żołnowski and Tobiasz Kowalski from Samsung Electronics Poland Manufacturing. (PAIiIZ)

From the left: Takayasu Iwata - Bridgestone Board Member, Adam Żołnowski - Director at PwC, professor Witold Orłowski, Ms Ilona Antoniszyn-Klik - Undersecretary of the Ministry of Economy, Tobiasz Adam Kowalczyk - Samsung Electronics Poland Manufacturing, Sławomir Majman - President of PAIiIZ

Thursday, 27 October 2011

16 new investment projects at PAIiIZ


The Polish Information and Foreign Investment Agency has currently been running 161 development projects. Within the last 3 weeks the Agency started 16 new projects.
The projects we have now been supporting are jointly worth EUR 6027.64 million. Investors declare to create 47,849 new jobs.
No changes were recorded in the group of investors who constitute the most numerous group interested in investing in Poland - still Americans top the ranking with 42 projects. The projects from the USA are jointly worth EUR 1.1 billion and are expected to generate 10,035 new jobs. The second most numerous group of projects run by PAIiIZ by country constitute projects from the UK (17 projects worth EUR 377.8 million and expected 6,252 jobs). The UK is followed by Germany (14 projects, EUR 481.8 million and possible jobs for 4,422 people), China (12 projects), South Korea (11) and Japan (10).

Copyright: nyul-Fotolia.com

The most popular sector to invest in is the automotive industry (31 projects worth EUR 2283 million and 15,132 jobs), BPO (29 projects worth over EUR 33 million and jobs for 9,372 people) and the machine industry (13 projects worth EUR 677.8 million, 3,496 jobs). Moreover, investors often choose Poland to locate here their projects in the electronic sector and in ICT (PAIiIZ runs 8 projects in each of the sectors).
In 2011 the Agency has already closed 45 investment projects worth a total of EUR 10642.2 million. Thanks to the projects there will be 8, 996 jobs created in the country.
Data published by the National Bank of Poland (NBP) shows that FDI inflow to Poland between January and August 2011 reached EUR 5.2 billion (EUR 5.229 million) what accounts for 128% of FDI inflow recorded in the same time of the previous year and 78% of the whole inflow of 2010. (PAIiIZ)








Sunday, 2 October 2011

EVENTS


PAIiIZ has the pleasure to invite you to a conference presenting the current condition of foreign direct investments in Poland. The conference will be attended by the Deputy Prime Minister of Poland, Minister of Economy Waldemar Pawlak.
During the meeting representatives of government administration and business will discuss key issues concerning doing business and investing in Poland. The question whether Poland is still attractive to business is particularly important against the backdrop of the renewed global financial and economic havoc.
The conference will take place on October 5th, 2011 at 10.00 at the PAIiIZ Information Centre, 12 Bagatela Str. in Warsaw. The conference will be held in Polish and English. Participation is free of charge.
Please confirm your participation by October 3rd, 2011 at aleksandra.bigda@paiz.gov.pl. (PAIiIZ)

Tuesday, 23 August 2011

Poles best in extreme sports


Tadeusz Błażusiak won gold medal in the motorcycle X Games Endurocross event.
Błażusiak beat top competitors from all over the world. He was also the most popular participant of the event among all the sport commentators.

Tadeusz Blazusiak receiving the gold medal in Moto X Enduro at Summer X Games 2011

Tadeusz “Taddy” Błażusiak is a 7-time Champion of Poland, the European Champion and the Champion of the World. As the first player in the history he won 5 times one of the most difficult enduro contest of the world - Erzbergrodeo.
The Endurocross championship in Los Angeles is the part of X-Games, the contest of extreme sports. (blazusiak.com/Wikipedia)



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Sunday, 21 August 2011

Poland to produce ID cards and passports for Armenia


In November 2010 the Government of the Republic of Armenia announced the tender for the implementation of a complete system for issuing biometric passports and ID cards. Eight companies submitted offers in the tender but the offer of the Polish Security Printing Works beat all the competitors, including world leaders in the field. The contract includes implementation of an electronic system for issuing and personalization of biometric passports and identity cards. Over the next five years PWPW will also provide 300,000 pieces of modern secured passport booklets and one million secured, polycarbonate blank cards.

Passport

This is not the first contract executed by the Polish Security Printing Works in the Republic of Armenia. In June this year, the company launched the country's system of digital tachographs and will be for the next five years providing personalized tachograph cards. In fact, Armenia is not the first PWPW foreign client ordering identification documents. In 2007, the Polish Security Printing Works was the system supplier of biometric passports for Lithuania, and since 2010 the company has been producing booklets for passports and visas for Bangladesh. The contract was signed during the official visit of the President of Poland Bronisław Komorowski to the Republic of Armenia which took place from July 28th to July 29th, 2011. (PWPW)

150 new jobs in the Kamienna Góra SEZ


The investor, whose name has not yet been disclosed, wants to construct a factory which will produce aluminum packaging and will install a modern technology line for cosmetics production. In Europe, the company has been running production activity in Germany, France and Luxembourg.
- The whole project will cost EUR 30 million and the final level of employment in the facility is estimated at 150 jobs - says President of the Kamienna Góra SEZ Iwona Krawczyk.
It is worth remembering that the the Zgorzelec subzone was established last year and the German investor was very quickly attracted to the subzone. Negotiations with several other investors have been carried out.
Since the beginning of the year, the SEZ issued three business activity permits. Entrepreneurs declared to invest PLN 50 mln and plan to employ 200 people. To date investors have jointly invested over PLN 1.58 billion in the SEZ. The plants and other facilities located in the Kamienna Góra SEZ give employment to over 4.6 thousand people.
- We already started procedures, which aims to issue another permit - says the President of the Kamienna Góra Zone, Iwona Krawczyk. The new project may create another 150 jobs. (Mo-I Multimedia)





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