Synektik is one of the country’s most successful healthcare technology stories, driven by rising demand for surgical robots, international expansion and a strategy built around medical innovation.
Polpharma is moving from domestic dominance to regional ambition. The acquisition of Biofarm, one of Romania’s leading pharmaceutical manufacturers, gives the Polish group established brands, local production capacity and access to a market growing faster than Western Europe.
Mercator Medical’s pandemic success was extraordinary — but temporary. After generating almost PLN 1.4 billion (approximately EUR 322 million) in net profit over two years, the company faced a sharp reversal as the medical glove market normalized. Its response: diversify into real estate, strengthen its balance sheet and build a business less dependent on global shocks.
Poland’s cosmetics heavyweight is investing over EUR 46m in production capacity, exploring acquisitions and aiming to become a European brand within the next few years.
The introduction of tariffs on shipments worth up to EUR 150 has quickly translated into higher prices on the most popular Chinese e-commerce platforms
As businesses race to build AI infrastructure, demand for servers, memory and computing power is reshaping the IT market. Senetic, a Polish distributor of enterprise technology, is among the companies benefiting, with revenue growth accelerating to more than 50%.
Euvic is seeking to expand its footprint in artificial intelligence by taking part in the development of so-called AI factories. The first such project is already under way in Greece, and the Polish group is announcing more to come. Euvic Solutions has become a key Nvidia partner in the region.
Within a few weeks, Visa and its partner will unveil the first AI agent capable of guiding customers through the entire shopping journey, including payment, Mateusz Oleksy, Visa’s country manager for Poland, reveals. In the interview, he outlines his vision for the future of online shopping.
The number of M&A transactions in Poland fell in the second quarter. There were fewer mergers and acquisitions, with smaller and mid-sized deals dominating the market. According to experts, the market is becoming increasingly selective, with investors looking for companies built around specialized technologies.
Daniel Obajtek says Europe is losing its industrial edge, Poland needs a broader energy mix and Orlen must remain open to all sources of supply. The former CEO discusses his legacy at the company, controversial investments and the future of energy security.
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