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Poland Funding volume

Poland’s Role in CEE Venture Capital Investment

In 2023, Poland attracted 13% of Central and Eastern Europe’s VC investments, reinforcing its position in the €213 billion CEE startup ecosystem. PFR Ventures played a pivotal role, contributing to 25% of funding across 137 deals, highlighting Poland’s dynamic investment landscape.

In 2023, Poland accounted for approximately 13% of the total VC investment in the Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) region. Given that the CEE’s startup ecosystem was valued at €213 billion in 2024, this positions Poland as a significant player in the regional VC landscape. PFR Ventures participated in 137 out of 438 deals in Poland, representing about 25% of the funding for innovative enterprises. While specific figures on the average investment size are not detailed in the available sources, the substantial number of deals indicates a dynamic investment environment.

Sources: 

Dealroom. (2024, March). CEE Report 2024. Retrieved January 21, 2025.

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Poland Investment in key sectors

Poland is boosting its technological and educational sectors with significant investments. The EU approved $1.91 billion in state aid for Intel's chip facility near Wroclaw, aligning with the European Chips Act. Cybersecurity funding grew by 14% in 2023, reflecting Poland's commitment to digital resilience. Meanwhile, public education funding, comprising 87% of school education investment, supports initiatives like e-learning and interactive technologies, enhancing accessibility and engagement.