Poland's Assets in Numbers: Report on State Property for 2024.
The government has released a detailed report showing exactly what the state owned at the end of 2024. This document, like an annual balance sheet, presents the value of forests, roads, state-owned companies, and natural resources, giving citizens insight into the common national wealth.
Key points
The state owns 32% of Poland's territory, mainly comprising forests (7.36 million ha) and agricultural land (1.34 million ha).
The state owns a national road network of over 19.4 thousand km, with a total value exceeding PLN 202 billion.
The State Treasury holds shares in 401 companies; the market value of shares in 16 publicly traded companies was PLN 87 billion.
The state owns strategic natural resources, including mineral deposits, waters, state forests, and the resources of 23 national parks.
The State Treasury's debt at the end of 2024 amounted to PLN 1.63 trillion, an increase compared to the previous year.
The state is the custodian of national heritage, including the collections of 32 state museums and the resources of the National Library.
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