Business, Investments properties in Poland
Chinese and Indian countries are interested in investing in Poland. Already planned investments can create 4000 jobs. Asians are mainly interested in traditional industries. Also Nissan considers opening a construction plant in Poland
Soon we have a chance for rapid growth of Asian investments in Poland. Japanese and Malaysians that see Poland as a distribution centre for our region- including Ukraine and Balkans. Recently they even moved their promotion center MATRADE from Budapest to Warsaw. Asians does not hide that they were led into by last-year stable economic growth.
According to Ernst & Young’s investment manager Mr. Pawel Tynel, we should take this trend as a good card. “Even if they do not have the newest technology now, they soon will have” - Mr. Tynel says. Indian companies are already present in Poland – i.e. Essel Propack, Sharda Group, Arcelor Mittal Steel Poland, Videocon, Escorts. According to Association of Business Service Leaders, Indian companies more and more often decide to open its service centers in Poland. A good example can be a huge investment in Wroclaw. MphasiS, listed on Bombay stock exchange, one of biggest Indian IT companies noted will open its center and will hire about 500 workers. Also are huge Indian production investments. A huge car tire production plant will soon be founded by Apollo Tyre. Spending will reach about 800 million zlotys, with employment of 800 people.
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