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Majority of Italian investors in Poland are micro firms

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KPMG and Italian Embassy in Warsaw prepared a report which indicated that as of 2013 Italian firms invested PLN 38 billion in our country, ranking sixth among all of the foreign investors. Majority of them are micro firms, hiring up to nine people.

According to the report, over 1,300 Italian companies which has been operating in Poland, are employing around 90,000 people. What is interesting, 67 percent of them are employing up to nine people.

KPMG surveyed nearly 100 Italian companies based in Poland. The investors believe that our country is the most attractive market in the CEE region. Half of them think  that the investment attractiveness of Poland will remain to be the same in the next few years, few of them claim it may decline (10 percent).

Nearly all of surveyed firms (98 percent) evaluated a 20 year Polish-Italian economic cooperation positively.

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