PwC’s latest CEO Survey reveals that while Polish executives anticipate revenue growth in the coming year, long-term optimism requires careful planning, investment readiness, and judicious adoption of emerging technologies.
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After years of losses and a shrinking footprint, Moliera2 is reshaping its stores, product range, and e-commerce channels. Backed by founder-investor Marcin Michnicki, the company aims to restore profitability and scale a high-premium and luxury fashion business in Poland.
Once designed to treat diabetes, GLP-1 drugs are rapidly reshaping Poland’s healthcare, consumer, and lifestyle markets. In 2025 alone, Poles spent nearly PLN 3.4 billion (EUR 740m) on these therapies – raising questions about access, inequality, and the medicalization of slimness.
Rafał Zaorski built his reputation on aggressive speculation and public defiance of market orthodoxy. Even after massive losses, investor accusations, and legal setbacks, he insists he can revive his crypto project – raising uncomfortable questions about risk, responsibility, and addiction in modern investing.
An EUR 7.8bn takeover bid values InPost at a hefty premium, brings FedEx into the shareholder base, and leaves its founder firmly in control as the group prepares for its next phase of European expansion.
Allegro has long dominated Poland’s online retail market. Now Erli is challenging the platform in court, claiming its policies artificially inflate prices and stifle competition
In a rare move reversing the usual East-to-West acquisition trend, Olavion has bought a controlling stake in RBP, a German rail company. By combining new locomotives with an experienced team, Olavion plans to capitalize on cross-border opportunities in Germany, Czechia, and Slovakia
A coalition of Poland’s top entrepreneurs is creating Think Tank The Company to bridge business, experts, and government. The goal: foster innovation, support international expansion, and build the foundations for a modern, competitive economy.
Six months of recruitment. Several rounds of interviews. A vote in the European Parliament. On April 1, the European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority (EIOPA) will appoint a new executive director. Damian Jaworski will take on the challenge of strengthening supervision over troubled insurers operating across borders.