Intel plans to open factory in Wrocław in 2027

Intel is optimistic about obtaining approval from the European Commission to build a plant in Miękina, Poland, and begin operations in 2027. The company is already planning and preparing for the construction, collaborating with local and central authorities. The plant will be part of Intel's complex ecosystem and cater to the latest technologies within the company. With the recent European Chips Act, Intel believes the approval process will be expedited. The investment is expected to create numerous jobs and attract customers, suppliers, and partners, thereby strengthening supply chains. The possibility of expanding the facility will be considered based on market demand.

The investment of approximately PLN 20 billion is the largest high-tech investment in the region and Poland's largest foreign direct investment to date. It aims to enhance supply chain resilience and contribute to the European Union's goal of increasing semiconductor production.

Source: ISBnews