Sixty nine percent of Polish enterprises experienced at least one cyberattack in 2021, KPMG reported in a Wednesday survey.
Polish companies in which the government holds a majority stake are responsible for 15 percent of the country's GDP, the state assets minister has said.
A number of Polish companies which sell their products to Russia or have Russian contractors may suffer from the massive sanctions the West has imposed on Moscow for invading Ukraine, Erste Bank analysts have said.
Sixty-one percent of Polish companies have been granted some form of financial support in response to the Covid-19 pandemic, which is slightly more than the European Union average of 56 percent, the European Investment Bank (EIB) has reported.
Data accumulated by Polish internet users were worth over PLN 6 billion (EUR 1.3 billion) to Google and Facebook in 2020, the Polish Economic Institute (PIE) has estimated.
Almost 20 percent of companies interviewed by a Polish economic research institute said they lacked the capacity to invest.
Almost half of Polish companies used social media to conduct business during the pandemic and almost one-third benefitted from cloud services, reported Poland’s Central Statistical Office (GUS).
Poland is the leader of the 16th CEE TOP 500 companies ranking as Polish enterprises recorded the highest turnover in 2020 while coping with the Covid pandemic.
Seventy-one percent of medium-sized and large companies in Poland intend to increase the prices of their products over the coming 12 months with only 5 percent planning price-cuts, according to a new report.
The report by Google and Dealroom found that Poland had the largest number of companies classified as unicorns, a term meaning that a start-up has risen in value to over $1 billion, with 10 companies. Estonia had six, with Czechia and Ukraine both having four and the rest of the region having a total of 10 unicorns.
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