FDIs responsible for 40% of Poland’s GDP

Foreign companies invested PLN 712 billion in Poland in the last 25 years, according to data published by 14 chamber of commerce. This value is equal to 40 percent of Poland’s GDP. The biggest investors were from Germany (19.1 percent of total FDIs), the US (10.9 percent) and France (10.8 percent). According to the data, each PLN 1 spent on foreign direct investments represents PLN 1.15 for the GDP. Thanks to FDIs, the GDP increased by 15.6 percent over the course of last 25 years.