Former Tesla Employee Invests in Lesser Poland. Company Receives Support from PSI
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Adam Drewniany is developing SBS Technology Poland in the village of Żelichów in the Lesser Poland Voivodeship. His new investment is worth over PLN 21 million.
The project receives support from two institutions: KPT and the Polish Investment Zone (PSI). PSI is a programme that helps companies, especially those that want to build new plants or expand their operations in Poland.
Adam Drewniany previously worked for Tesla, which manufactures electric cars. Thanks to this experience, he is now developing his own business in the Lesser Poland region.
Investments such as this one show that new companies are emerging in Lesser Poland with the help of public support. For the region's residents, this means the opportunity to develop the local economy and create new jobs.
Sources: Głos24 - Małopolski Portal Informacyjny
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