Technology
companies from Poland are on the path to power the next stage of diversified
economic growth in the country, ITRealms reports.
ITRealms also gathered that technology intensive industries, although currently only a
small part of Poland’s economy, have grown at 7-10 per cent since 2004,
outpacing the overall economy, according to a recent report by consultancy
McKinsey Insights.
From
2006 and 2013, ITRealms reports that Polish exports to emerging markets grew at
15 per cent annually, reaching 155 billion Euros in 2013.
Anna
Hejka, founder of Heyka Capital Markets Group and managing partner of its VC
and seed investment funds, noted that for future economic growth and a rising
Gross National Happiness index, Poland needs to drive investment in
technology-intensive industries, high-tech clusters, and research and
development.
Presently, ITRealms reports that the Middle East and Africa is an excellent opportunity
for Polish tech companies to deepen their relationships with emerging markets
in Asia, Latin America and Africa, expanding exports and attracting new capital
investment.
Poland
Growth Fund III and Unicorn Nest, whose mission is to commercialise Polish
inventions on a global scale are searching for opportunities.
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