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Polish construction dataThe construction sector in Poland
After several years of steadily rising growth, the pace of growth of the Polish construction market strongly decelerated in 2008 and in the following years. Still, despite the economic slowdown, 2010 proved to be another record-setting year for the construction market in terms of value. Based on our estimates, the market measured as the value construction output generated under orders had a value of nearly PLN 165bn (€41bn). However, in terms of the growth pace, 2010 was slightly worse than the preceding year, with the growth rate at nearly 3%. Value of construction and assembly output in Poland by type of construction (PLN m), 2008-2014
*construction companies employing more than nine people Source: GUS (Central Statistical Office), PMR Publications, 2011 Major contractors in Poland The largest construction companies operating in Poland are:
Civil engineering construction In 2010, road construction projects accounted for 44% of total construction output generated by companies active in the civil engineering sector. In terms of size, road construction is followed by construction of municipal and industrial pipelines and the segment of infrastructural projects for environmental protection, including sewage treatment plans, ecofriendly projects, etc. This category represented over 18% of the civil engineering construction market in 2010. Both these segments are the twin pillars of the infrastructural construction segment, which uses the bulk of the available EU funds. Non-residential construction Industrial and warehouse, public utility and service and retail construction are the largest segments of the non-residential construction sector. Public utility buildings were the most rapidly developing segment in 2010, while service and retail buildings and office development projects lost a massive chunk of their respective market shares. The number of non-residential buildings for which construction permits were issued stopped falling, having increased to 41,700 buildings in 2010. However, in terms of building size, the downward trend continued, though declines were substantially reduced compared to 2009. Residential construction Following an 11.3% drop in 2009, 2010 was marked by a continued substantial decline in residential construction output – construction output fell to PLN 11.6bn (€2.9bn). Two- and multi-unit buildings account for over three-quarters of total construction and assembly output generated by companies with more than nine employees; for the most part, these projects are carried out by property developers. Key indicators of housing construction in Poland, 2008 – 2010
Source: GUS (Central Statistical Office), PMR Publications, 2011 Major developers in Poland The biggest developers (residential and non-residential) operating in Poland are:
Building materials market in Poland The biggest cement producers in Poland are:
The major producers of other building materials in Poland are:
The major building materials distributors in Poland are:
More information can be found in: Polish Construction Review: a weekly news briefing Construction Poland Online: internet service providing construction market news and in PMR latest construction market reports: Cement market in CIS countries 2011 Construction sector in Poland, H2 2010 Road construction sector in Poland 2011 SERIES: Shopping centres in Central Europe 2011 Construction sector in Romania 2011 Construction sector in Hungary 2011 Construction sector in Russia, H1 2011 Construction sector in the Czech Republic 2011 Transport infrastructure construction market in Russia 2011 Cement market in CIS countries 2010 Links to other PMR construction portals: Construction portal for Russia Construction portal for Ukraine Construction portal for Central and Eastern Europe If you would like to learn more about PMR business solutions in Poland and other Central and Eastern European countries please visit our websites: PMR Consulting to learn more about our consulting services PMR Research to learn more about our market research services PMR Publications to learn more about our market intelligence publications If you would like to learn more about PMR please visit PMR Corporate website. |
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PMR is a British-American company providing market information, advice and services to international businesses interested in Central and Eastern Europe as well as other emerging markets. PMR key areas of operation include business publications (through PMR Publications), consultancy (through PMR Consulting) and market research (through PMR Research). Being present on the market since 1995, employing highly skilled staff, offering high international standards in projects and publications, providing one of most frequently visited and top-ranked websites, PMR is one of the largest companies of its type in the region.