In 2022, revenues of the fifteen largest construction companies reached almost PLN 44.5 billion, an increase of 22.5% compared with the previous year. This increase in revenue, despite the high base in the previous year, reflects the scale of the market, but it also results from macroeconomic factors, such as in particular, high inflation. This dip in results in certain segments of the building sector (housing market) were offset by ongoing implementations of large infrastructure projects and specialised construction, especially on the warehouse market.
"Public entities remain the key investors in the Polish construction market. Their activities, especially investments in rail and road infrastructure, will be one of the factors influencing the growth of construction and installation output in the coming years. EU funds have traditionally played an important role in financing. A significant part of the EUR 76 billion that Poland will receive from the cohesion policy budget in the financial perspective for 2021-2027 will be allocated to the further development of , among others, road and rail infrastructure"
– says Łukasz Michorowski, Partner, Audyt CE A&A ESG & Construction, Deloitte .