About 3,000 startups registered in Poland - ExMetrix

The number of startups in Poland was 2,790 in 2017 and will remain at about 3,000, achieving saturation level, ExMetrix reported. The saturation level is related to the size of the Polish economy, lack of VC funds, small competition between startups and, as a result, average quality, the report explained. Most startups in Poland operate in B2B segments. The dominant areas are big data (19 percent), analytics (17 percent), IT (14 percent), software tools (14 percent) and biotechnology (13 percent). About one-fourth of Polish start-ups are located in Warsaw. In Wrocław, which is in the second place, the number is twice smaller than in the capital.