Record investments boost Poland

The Polish Investment and Trade Agency (PAIH) recorded a historic first half of 2025, supporting 21 projects valued at €2.37 billion, expected to create over 2,500 jobs. This surpasses previous mid-year investment levels, with declared capital primarily from the US (€1.6 billion), followed by Polish (€668 million) and Spanish (€71 million) investors.
Production projects dominated, accounting for €2.37 billion with automation reducing employment needs, while eight service projects valued at €10 million are set to create 1,300 jobs.
PAIH’s current portfolio includes 128 ongoing projects worth €10 billion, with potential for 22,300 new jobs. Polish companies represent 25% of this pipeline. The Masovian Voivodeship leads in investments, but interest is expanding nationwide.
Notably, Ascend Elements is investing over PLN 5 billion in a battery materials factory, and discussions continue with Intel and semiconductor supply chain players, suggesting 2025 may break all records.