Special Economic Zones 2023: Record investments, but fewer jobs
In 2023, companies in Special Economic Zones invested a record 167.6 billion PLN, an increase of almost 7%. Despite this, the total number of jobs in the zones slightly decreased by 1.1% to over 385,000. Most of the capital came from Germany and Poland, with the automotive industry remaining dominant.
Key points
The value of investments in the zones grew by over 10.6 billion PLN, reaching a total of 167.6 billion PLN.
The number of employees in the zones decreased by over 4,400 people compared to 2022.
The most capital comes from Germany and Poland, with the most invested in car and parts manufacturing.
The zones will operate until the end of 2026; no new permits have been issued since 2019, replaced by a new nationwide investment support system.
In 2023, 527.6 million PLN was spent on building roads, water networks, and other infrastructure in the zones.
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