Number of foreign direct investments in Poland continues to rise
Foreign direct investment projects in Poland rose 10% y/y in 2025 to 285, while Europe as a whole recorded a 7% decline, according to EY’s investment attractiveness report. Poland outperformed major economies such as France, Germany and the UK, which saw double-digit drops in project numbers, although they still attract more total investment. Warsaw also made a major leap, rising 21 places to rank fifth among Europe’s most attractive cities for investors, ahead of Amsterdam, Berlin and Madrid. Growth is being driven by defense, AI, data centers, nearshoring and infrastructure funding.
Across Europe, investors are more cautious and selective, but many still expect the continent’s appeal to improve over the next three years.
(wnp.pl)
