Financial crisis threatens large investments in Poland
"In fact investors are reevaluating the total investment costs or are slowing down the decision process. When we speak of investments in the billions of złoty, companies consider them for a longer period of time than in cases of smaller projects," said the deputy head of the Polish Information and Foreign Investment Agency (PAIIZ), Paweł Stelmaszczyk.
According to Puls Biznesu, one should not expect a decision from PSA Peugeot concerning the construction of a car engine production plant in Poland, which was to be made by this year.
Similar scenarios are expected to be seen from such companies as Scania, which was already presented with a several year long financial support program, as well as Chi Mei, the LCD panels manufacturer, or Unicredit which is planning on opening a financial center in Poland.
Source: Puls Biznesu (A.K.)
According to Puls Biznesu, one should not expect a decision from PSA Peugeot concerning the construction of a car engine production plant in Poland, which was to be made by this year.
Similar scenarios are expected to be seen from such companies as Scania, which was already presented with a several year long financial support program, as well as Chi Mei, the LCD panels manufacturer, or Unicredit which is planning on opening a financial center in Poland.
Source: Puls Biznesu (A.K.)
