129 million PLN in support for Polish technology startups
Bank Gospodarstwa Krajowego (BGK), together with the European Investment Fund, has announced the launch of a new financial program. A total of 30 million euros has been allocated for the development of young Polish technology companies, which translates to approximately 129 million PLN.
The goal of this initiative is to provide capital to companies that are in the early stages of development. The support is intended to help entrepreneurs refine their innovative solutions and enter the market more effectively. The funds will be directed primarily to startups operating in modern technology sectors.
Experts emphasize that access to such financing is crucial for building the competitiveness of the Polish economy. Thanks to these investments, young companies can develop their products faster, create new jobs, and compete more effectively with foreign enterprises.
This program represents an important step toward strengthening the innovation ecosystem in Poland. Representatives of BGK have announced that the detailed rules for awarding the funds will soon be made available to interested entrepreneurs on the institution's official websites.