Poland Creates Opportunities For All Entrepreneurs

“The inflow of foreign investment shows that the investors perceive Poland as an attractive and safe place to invest capital”, says Leszek Skiba, CEO of Bank Pekao S.A.

Which macroeconomic indicators pertaining to Poland might be relevant for attracting foreign capital to our country?

When choosing a location for their future investment, be it in Europe or worldwide, companies are primarily guided by the prospect of a return on their investment. Thus, the labour market and energy prices are important to them, but so is the proximity to their principal customers, which in turn has a bearing on logistics costs.

Of course, indirect factors are important as well, such as macroeconomic parameters, the stability of the tax system and financial system considerations. These, too, form a framework which ensures that an investment in the given country makes sense.