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The Future of Construction in Poland to 2015: UEFA Euro 2012 and EU Structural Funds Driving Growth
iCD Research, Aug 2011, Pages: 146
Synopsis
- Top level overview of the Polish construction industry
- Current, historic and forecast value and trends of the individual markets and categories supported by detailed description of individual markets in the industry.
- Details of top construction companies in Poland
- News analysis
Summary
This report is the result of ICD’s extensive market and company research covering the Polish construction industry. It provides detailed analysis of both historic and forecast construction industry values, at market and category level, analysis of the leading companies in the industry, and a review of major news.
Scope
- Historical value of the construction industry for 2006-10 and forecast figures for 2011-15
- Supporting text on individual markets and values for categories for 2006-10 and forecasts till 2015
- Profiles of top construction companies in Poland
- Important industry news
Reasons To Buy
- Gain insight on the Polish construction industry with current, historic and forecast figures
- Gain insights into current, historic and forecast industry figures at individual market and category level
- Identify top construction industry players in Poland along with profiles of all those companies
-News summary
Key Highlights
The Polish construction industry registered a strong performance during the review period (2006–2010) with all markets recording solid growth. The country’s membership of the European Union (EU) in May 2004 provided an increase to the overall economy and the construction industry in particular. Large scale infrastructural investments were made following the event, as Poland started reforms to comply with EU standards. Foreign investment was prevalent both from within and outside of the EU region with Poland becoming an attractive Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) destination due to its large domestic market, easy availability of skilled human capital at low cost and its integration with the EU. The government provided attractive incentives and tax rebates in order to attract FDI. Additionally, the construction industry recorded growth due to the country’s large expenditure on infrastructure in preparation for UEFA Euro 2012. Stimulated by both EU funds and UEFA Euro 2012 Football Cup, the Polish construction industry is projected to achieve a CAGR of XX.XX% over the forecast period (2011–2015) and value PLN XX.X billion in 2015 as compared to PLN XX.X billion in 2010.
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