Business, Investments properties in Poland
Companies managing harbor terminals in Gdansk and Gdynia plan to spend on development about 1 billion złotych. In Szczecin the investment will reach 100 millions. Container handling in harbours rise to record high.
Container handling in polish sea harbors rise at ca. 30% annually. These are record results on Baltic Sea. On regional scope, annual rise is estimated at about 5%. To fulfill customers' requirements, who want to deliver cargo not only on polish market, but also Russian, Czech and Slovak, terminal operators have to invest in development.
- Growth rate will not be as high, but remain impressive - Maciej Matczak, sea transport expert forecasts.
The biggest money - approx. 900 millions zloty - want to invest Australian DCT Gdansk. Majority ownership holds GIF II fund, managed by Australian fund Macquarie.
Last year, DCT terminal handled 500 000 containers, -This year we will handle 750 000, and next year c.a. 1 million. - Boris Wenzel, DCT Gdansk President says- Firstly we will invest in equipment, among others - shore cranes. This will allow us increase the capacity from 750 000 to 1 million containers per year. We will spend on that about 100 mln zł - Wenzel explains. The new equipment will hit the Gdansk in July.
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czytaj więcejNew investment quarter has started. The agency has received 9 new project, therefore now the PAIiIZ leads 175 investments in total. If all the projects, which total value equals to 3271,85 million euro, are implements, there will be 32 197 of new vacancies created in Poland.
Since the beginning of the year, the agency has implemented 10 projects (162,14 million euro of total value and 2 697 new vacancies). Those investors, who decided to invest to Poland have business in the following fields: aircrafts, BPO, entertaining-scientific, automotive industry, ICT and food processing industry.