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18 décembre 2025

EIB invested nearly €1.38 billion in 2025 to develop Poland’s road network

The European Investment Bank (EIB) has granted Poland’s national development bank Bank Gospodarstwa Krajowego (BGK) a new long-term loan of €500 million to build sections totalling around 93 km of the S17 expressway in the Lublin region in south-eastern part of the country. This year’s investment by the EIB to expand and modernise Poland’s road network has thus reached nearly €1.38 billion, helping to boost economic activity and regional development while supporting civilian and military mobility in the country, and across Europe.

Transport Roads Management committee Teresa Czerwińska Poland European Union Social infrastructure Social and territorial cohesion
16 décembre 2025

Nokia secures €870 million loan from EIB to drive Europe’s leadership in advanced mobile technologies

The European Investment Bank (EIB) is lending up to €870 million to Finnish telecommunications company Nokia to accelerate the development of next-generation technologies for mobile networks. Nokia will use the EIB financing for work on systems known as 5G-Advanced and 6G, reinforcing Europe’s technological leadership in mobile communications.

Karl Nehammer Digital and telecoms Telecommunication Management committee Finland Poland European Union Digitalisation and technological innovation
9 décembre 2025

Investment spending by Polish firms stable despite global turbulence

Corporate investment in Poland remains largely stable despite global trade disruptions, the latest European Investment Bank’s survey found. The share of companies reporting having made investments rose slightly for the third consecutive year, reaching 80% in the latest edition of the survey. Although this figure is below the EU average (86%), more firms in Poland than across the 27 member states plan to increase investment spending in the future.