Poland Skyrockets in Christmas Exports, Negotiates Global Deals

Poland is now the second-largest European exporter of Christmas decorations, exceeded only by one other country. Meanwhile, the Polish Development Fund is pursuing acquisitions in Germany and the U.S., with negotiations covering deals ranging from 5-10 million euros to some significantly larger.

In a significant shift in the market landscape, Poland has now emerged as the second-leading exporter of Christmas decorations in Europe, surpassing Germany. Globally, the nation ranks fifth, according to research disclosed by the Rzeczpospolita daily.

Meanwhile, the Polish Development Fund (PFR) is pushing forward with acquisition negotiations in Germany and the United States. The scope of these deals ranges from 5-10 million euros to much more substantial transactions, as confirmed by PFR CEO Piotr Matczuk, quoted by Puls Biznesu.

France's Airbus and Italy's Leonardo are contending for a major contract to deliver combat training helicopters to the Polish Army, a deal worth multiple billions of zlotys, according to a report by Dziennik Gazeta Prawna.

(With inputs from agencies.)