Markets

We act on following markets:

Polish market

Polish market is the market of stable growth (annual GDP growth is estimated of 5-6%). This situation is caused by Polish accession to the European Union in 2004. Due to EU funds it was made possible the development of entrepreneurship, infrastructure, modernization of industrial areas and protection of environment. Great accumulated demand for apartments causes increase of house building and investments of Polish and foreign companies cause increase of industrial building. Organization of Euro 2012 will be another impulse for development of infrastructure and background  services. Because of the huge amount of investments in industrial complexes and lower than in “old EU” labour price Poland becomes an interesting country for the location of industries. The example of this situation is the increasing export value to other EU countries.

Spanish market

Spain is a modern country with a well developed infrastructure and has a high potential for a stable economy. The Spanish market is being liberalized, open for new branches and products. In spite of cultural differences and geographical distance, Poland and Spain have been always cooperative. Poland is Spain’s biggest business partner in Eastern Europe. Recently sales between these countries have increased.

Latin American markets

The market of Latin America consists of 20 countries in which the official language is Spanish (Portuguese in case of Brazil). Natural resources, such as oil, dynamical economic growth, intensive internal integration and increasing cooperation with European Union countries are characteristic for this region. For European entrepreneurs this market is the land of great opportunities, without barriers, which is guaranteed by agreement between EU and Latin America. The most important Polish partner’s from the region of Latin America are Mexico and Brazil- two of the most promising world economies.

Development of business activities held on Latin American markets are accompanied by increasing interest of European markets.