US EditionBillions for Polish Startups? Domański Announces Program
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The government is officially launching the Innovate Poland program—a strategic initiative designed to stimulate capital investment in innovative Polish enterprises. The project aims to mobilize large institutions and private investors to invest more capital in the development of small and medium-sized technology companies.
We will use French solutions here, the so-called Tibi plan, Domański said.
On Friday in Warsaw, Minister of Finance and Economy Andrzej Domański launched the Innovate Poland program. The program's initial budget is PLN 4 billion, which will be used to finance innovation in Poland, including venture capital investments. The goal is to mobilize a total of PLN 8-10 billion. The program involves BGK, PFR, PZU, and the European Investment Bank.
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