Kristina Dziadkiewicz has been horse riding for 16 years and for the last 6 months she has made clothes for people who share her passion.

Manufacturing films for the food industry, producing blood-testing reagents and transportation of goods to Scandinavia – these are the key business activities of firms building their head offices in the High Technologies Industrial Park.

It is an ambitious goal of Copernicus, which received a PLN 11 million loan from a company controlled by the Industrial Development Agency.

Wac has a university degree in law. He has been with Deutsche Bahn AG since 2009 and was appointed the head of the Szczecin firm on 1 August 2015. Daniel Saar has also been appointed to the Management Board of the company.

The top port operator in Poland will become the second largest shareholder (after the State Treasury of Croatia) in a company managing the major seaport of Croatia.

The investment project managed by Siemaszko will correspond with the exclusive nature of Pogodno in Szczecin.

The construction may start next year. Orbis S.A., the investor, informs that the process of developing architectural concepts is in progress.

The price of the shares in Zakłady Chemiczne Police in the Warsaw Stock Exchange index has risen by more than 120% over the past ten years as an effect of dynamic growth of the company and consolidation of the chemical industry.

Even 500 coal cars will be manufactured in the Rolling Stock Repair Facility in Szczecin a year. Production will be launched in Q1 2016 and150 new jobs will be created.

A developer from Gorzów Wielkopolski has launched a construction project at Kusocińskiego street and is planning further investments in the capital of West Pomerania.