2026 may become a record year for investment volumes in Poland's infrastructure 0 10

This year, Poland is expected to see a record volume of investments in infrastructure. This is related to the acceleration of spending under the National Recovery Plan and the overall acceleration of the economy.

Cezary Lisenko, a board member of the largest construction company in the country, Budimex, stated that Poland is preparing for breakthrough infrastructure investments.

"The construction of the Central Communication Port and a nuclear power plant is ongoing. These investments support the Polish economy, but they are also aimed at ensuring the strategic position of the country in the European market and beyond. Over the past two years, we have observed a slight slowdown in investments, but today it is clear that investment plans have already begun to mature," said Cezary Lisenko.

The interlocutor of Polish Radio also emphasized that the upheavals in the Middle East, related to the attacks by the USA and Israel on Iran, have not yet significantly affected Poland's investment plans.

This year, Budimex expects the value of its orders to exceed 18 billion zlotys, which is equivalent to 4.17 – 4.22 billion euros.