PwC and PFR TFI show Poland not-so-obvious directions of investment expansion
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The top five places in the ranking of the most promising directions for Polish foreign investments are taken by: India, Finland, Estonia, Israel and Chile, according to the report "Polish foreign investments: new trends and directions" prepared by PwC Poland and PFR TFI. KUKE is the partner of the study.
The ranking favors countries that have coped relatively best with the effects of Covid-19 in terms of the inflow of foreign direct investment. It was also decided to try to map the impact of current geopolitical events on short-term investor sentiment.
In the basic ranking of the most promising destinations for Polish foreign investments, the highest places were taken by: India, Finland, Estonia, Israel and Chile. These are rapidly growing markets, taking many initiatives to increase their business attractiveness to foreign investors.
"When choosing the direction and specific goal of a foreign investment, one should remember that they must fit into the company's long-term development strategy. These cannot be decisions detached from the business model," Piotr Kuba, member of the management board for investment, PFR TFI, argued.
