What if companies no longer needed to adapt to software, but software adapted to companies? Open Mercato, the latest project from the Karwatka brothers, is built on exactly that assumption.
7R is expanding into Germany and Czechia as Poland’s logistics market slows from its growth surge and enters a more selective, efficiency-driven phase.
G2A, the Polish-origin digital marketplace, is entering a new growth stage after bringing in private equity veteran Krzysztof Krawczyk as investor and advisory board chair to support its international expansion and acquisition strategy.
In acquiring MetLife Ukraine, PZU is not just buying market share but a long-term option on Ukraine’s insurance sector. The deal strengthens its position in life insurance and raises its exposure to a market where penetration remains extremely low by European standards.
Dl Invest Group, a privately owned real-estate group managing assets worth PLN 5bn (EUR 1.2bn), is planning another major acquisition while expanding aggressively in the data-center market. The company aims to finance its expansion through a stock-market listing and a REIT structure in London.
Poland’s boxed-meal industry has become a rare European success story: a fast-growing, highly profitable sector dominated by local champions. At the center stands Kuchnia Vikinga, whose explosive growth is fueling expectations that it could soon become the market’s first billion-zloty company.
According to information obtained by XYZ, the dismissal of the entire management board of the Polish Investment and Trade Agency (PAIH) was driven by internal disputes among its members. Everyone lost their jobs to avoid speculation over which political party stood to gain. Yet the shake-up may ultimately strengthen the Civic Coalition (KO).
Beko Europe has reshaped its industrial footprint across the continent, closing factories and cutting thousands of jobs while consolidating production in selected sites and planning new investment in Poland. The restructuring reflects broader pressures facing Europe’s household appliances sector, from global competition to rising regulatory costs.
A Polish court has sided with Rafał Brzoska and Omenaa Mensah in their case against Meta over fraudulent ads using their likenesses. The decision goes beyond interim relief, questioning the platform’s long-standing defence that it is merely a passive host of user content.
A livestream fundraiser by a young influencer has raised as much in days as Poland’s most iconic charity event does in a year – raising a broader question: has the rules of giving fundamentally changed?
Mariusz Bartodziej 
Szymon Matuszyński 
Cezary Szczepański 
Piotr Sobolewski 
Małgorzata Grzegorczyk 
Katarzyna Witwicka-Jurek 