A major reshuffle is under way at Santander: its digital arm Openbank is expanding rapidly across Europe and the United States, while legacy consumer finance operations are set to be gradually unified under a single global brand.
What if referrals were not accidental, but measurable and repeatable? A Polish business network argues that structured relationship-building is outperforming traditional sales and marketing.
The Polish confectionery chain Cukiernia Sowa is combining steady financial growth with an ambitious modernization strategy, betting on the continued shift from takeaway bakeries to experience-oriented café spaces.
A wave of former corporate executives is reshaping Poland’s consulting market. GCG Partners, founded in 2025, is combining advisory work with hands-on implementation, arguing that companies no longer need recommendations alone, but full operational delivery.
Poland is emerging as one of Decathlon’s most dynamic markets, combining strong double-digit growth with rising consumer sophistication and expanding investment in stores, e-commerce, and local production.
A Finnish logistics startup is challenging Europe’s vehicle transport market with an AI-driven platform that replaces tow trucks with a decentralized network of drivers, promising faster delivery and lower costs – but only if customers can be persuaded to change habits.
In one of Europe’s most price-pressured mobile markets, Fonia Group is betting that integration – not price wars – will drive growth. Its three-pronged model combines connectivity, eSIM services and data marketing, now backed by a new private investor.
Instead of merging companies into a single corporate structure, BearLake Group is building a loosely coordinated portfolio of tech firms focused on cybersecurity, AI and energy systems. The goal: faster growth through shared expertise and access to larger contracts.
“This is truly the biggest disruption the industry has seen in 30 years,” says Dariusz Piotrowski, General Manager of Dell Technologies Poland, in an interview with XYZ.pl.
Donald Tusk’s government is moving to embed domestic sourcing in public procurement and state investment. A newly unveiled framework sets out how to measure the “Polishness” of firms benefiting from public money.
Piotr Sobolewski 
Grzegorz Nawacki 
Magdalena Brzózka 
Mariusz Bartodziej 
Michał Kulbacki 
Emilia Derewienko 
Cezary Szczepański 
Martyna Maciuch 