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KRK for Business Here we are United States/ Chicago Norway/ 10 hours Oslo 2 hours 5 minutes Denmark/ Copenhagen Russia/ 1 hour 30 minutes Moscow 4 hours Great Germany/ Berlin Britain/ 1 hour 20 minutes London 2 hours 35 minutes Ukraine/ Kiev Austria/ 1 hour 45 minutes France/ Vienna Paris 1 hour 2 hours 15 minutes Hungary/ Budapest 1 hour 5 minutes Italy/ Israel/ United Rome Tel Aviv Arab Emirates/ Dubai 2 hours 3 hours 45 minutes 2 6 hours People are our asset 771.069 359.865 total number 2 327 km population of men city area 411.204 number of women Pre-working age 130.366 The demographic potential of the Kraków Metropolitan Area is approximately 1,6 million people. Working age 459.543 Every day, Kraków is the centre of activity for Post-working age 181.160 over 1,2 million local people. www.krakow.pl 3 We have the potential Kraków is one of the most important academic and scientific centres in Poland. Jagiellonian University (UJ) in the Reuters Top 100 World’s Most Innovative Universities 2018. 12.400 scientific staff 23 including colleges and universities 2.400 professors 150.000 students including 50.000 graduates 4 www.krakow.pl 42.000 annually at engineering studies Prądnik Biały Prądnik Mistrzejowice Wzgórza Czerwony Krzesławickie 6 Bronowice 7 4 Bieńczyce 4 1 Krowodrza 3 5 Kraków 5 Airport 3 2 Stare Grzegórzki Czyżyny Balice Nowa Huta Zwierzyniec Miasto 11 6 10 8 Podgórze 2 1 5 9 Łagiewniki Dębniki Campuses Borek Fałęcki Bieżanów-Prokocim Podgórze 7 Economic Duchackie development zones Swoszowice University campuses Economic development zones 1. Jagiellonian University, 4. University of Agriculture in Kraków 1. Kraków Airport Balice 6. area of Opolska – 29 Listopada Streets Campus of the 600th 5. Cracow University of Technology 2. Kraków New City 7. area of Bora Komorowskiego Street anniversary 6. Andrzej Frycz Modrzewski Płaszów-Rybitwy 8. area of Powstańców Wielkopolskich Street 2. Cracow University of Economics Kraków University 3. Nowa Huta of the Future 9. area of Bobrzyńskiego Street 3. AGH University of Science and 7. Medical Campus, 4. Czyżyny 10. Zabłocie Technology Kraków-Prokocim 5. Bonarka 11. area of Powstania Warszawskiego Street 5 We have the potential Kraków Airport Balice In Kraków can be found the following: y the seat of the Polish Academy of Arts and Sciences y a branch of the Polish Academy of Economic Scientific Sciences with 21 units Prometheus – the most powerful development development y the headquarters of the National supercomputer in the history of Poland centres centres Science Centre was constructed and launched in Existing Existing the AGH University of Science and y SOLARIS National Synchrotron Planned Planned Technology in Kraków (AGH) and ranks Radiation Centre at 131st place in the TOP 500 fastest The SOLARIS Synchrotron (electron KRAKsat 2019 – research satellite computers in the world. accelerator) is used by scientists sent into space by students of AGH from Poland and abroad to conduct The LifeScience Cluster – 75 members: and UJ. KRAKsat is one of the first complex experiments in the fields companies, higher education Cubesat type satellites in Poland and of physics, chemistry, medicine, institutions, business environment the world’s first satellite that uses pharmacology, geology and material institutions, scientific and research ferrofluid, a magnetic fluid, to control 6 engineering. entities, administration. orientation. We have capital Long-term Kraków's rating – international rating Standard & Poor’s 2018 in national currency/ Perspective Long-term A- /Stable international rating in foreign currency/ Perspective A- /Stable Economic potential y average employment in the enterprise sector – 222.400 y average gross monthly salary – approx. 1.300 euros y registered unemployment rate – 2,4% y number of entities of the national economy – 142.000 y established trade companies – approx. 28.000 including 4 .600 with foreign capital www.krakow.pl 7 This is where ideas are born The INC.com portal has indicated Kraków as one of the main startup centers in Poland. Kraków has been awarded as an example of a city with dynamically developing startup environment. 500 technology and startup meetings annually Thanks to the activities of venture The top 8 Kraków start-ups employ capital funds, business cooperation, approx. 800 people. Mainly highly universities and incubators of qualified specialists. innovation, Kraków is one of the largest All of the TOP companies sell their products on start-up centres in Poland. the international market. It is easy to find the following start- Kraków ranked at 3th place in the CBRE ranking ups in Kraków: loT, AI, VR, Blockchain, “EMEA Tech Cities” in the “Growth Clusters” Industry 4.0, EduTech, MedTech and category among cities with the largest growth even Cybersecurity. potential in the technology sector in Europe. The top 8 Kraków start-ups raised Employment in the hi-tech sector in Kraków the total capital of over PLN has increased by 66 % in last 10 years. 8 500 mln. We focus on development y the best location for the business y more than 7.000 people services sector in Europe – – number of foreigners employed 204 companies in BPO, SSC, IT and R&D centres in Kraków y 79.700 people are employed in the BSS sector y 48% is the average share of women in the employment y 29 different languages structure of business services are used in Kraków's BSS centres centres in Kraków (42% among every day (the average number of managers) languages used in business services centres is 8) y the economic value generated by the BSS sector is y 90% of employees with higher PLN 11,2 billion education – specialists in the fields of finance, HR, IT, law, supply chain, marketing, etc. www.krakow.pl 9 We focus on development 336 i BSS and IT sector companies 10.300 new jobs created in 2018 The largest employers 90.000 in the business services 79.700 sector 70.500 60.450 50.000 38.000 32.000 27.000 22.500 19.000 16.000 forecast 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 10 www.krakow.pl Office space Cap Gemini Zurich Accenture They chose locations Arvato us CanPack Xceedence 2017 First Utility Ailleron+ Alight Solutions ABB 2015 Software Mind Aptean PeopleScout Capita IBM BPO Architech HedgeServ International Paper State Street Azimo Caspio GlobalLogic Varroc Lighting UBS Grape UP System Motorola Accenture Guidewire Cisco Arvato Finance IG Group Shell 2013 BBH Nokia Assa Abloy Lowcosttravel Group Delphi (Aptiv) OpenJaw Technologies Pearson AON Akamai RR Donnelley Red Stack Tech 2011 Amer Sports Technology Symphony State Street Capita Innogy Luxoft Farnell Element 14 Samsung Euroclear Mota-Engil Silgan Whitecap LegalCluster Lufthansa Serco Yggdrasil Polska ACS Xerox Sii Relativity Teva 2007 Air Liquide Global 3di Qualtrics E&C Solutions Airhelp Varroc Lighting Technological and Google Archer Arrow Electronics Systems Aon Hewitt HCL 2009 Ecolab AbbVie Cathay Pacific Grand Parade business service centres Apply Capnor Shell Brown Brothers ALK Ericsson Studio Infinity 2005 Capgemini Capgemini ITO Teleinvention Harriman Allegro N-iX Ward in Kraków (1993-2018) Ericpol Making Waves Amway Cisco CPL QVC 2003 International CH2M Euroclear FedEx Red Flag Paper EDF Genpact GE Healthcare Syntel Lufthansa EPAM Hays Getinge Uber Chatham Financial lastminute.com HEINEKEN Grid Dynamics William Hill CBB Call Elettric80 Luxoft Herbalife IAG Wilson HCG 2001 Centre Accounting Plaza ESET McAfee Lumesse Lundbeck Zurich Insurance Deltavista AMS Grad Parade Nokia Siemens Ocado Technology Pega Systems Hitachi Data Tesco Oracle Pontoon Solutions FQS Amplexor Antenna Software Clifford Thames Systems Perkin Elmer SAB Miller 1998 Motorola CCA HSBC Rolls Royce Skipjaq IBM BTO DreamLab Intelenet Sappi Softserve IBM SW Lab Electrolux Kenexa Stefanini SolarWinds Apriso FMC Technologies PwC LSC Zooplus Delphi (Aptiv) PMI SCE 1996 Communications Sabre TechTeam Global ABB Modis State Street Comarch UBS UPM – Kymmene Vesuvius 2012 2004 2008 1993 2014 2016 2018 2000 2002 2006 1997 2010 11 A million spaces Kraków remains the leader among regional office markets in Poland. 1,26 mln m2 total office space in 2018 209.000 m2 2 260.000 m office space office space under construction € rented in 177.000 m2 2018 office space planned 13,5–16 EUR for 2019 m2/monthly rental rate in Class A buildings 8,6 % 12 vacancy rate Prądnik Biały Mistrzejowice Wzgórza Prądnik Krzesławickie Bronowice Czerwony Bieńczyce Krowodrza Kraków Stare Airport Miasto Balice Zwierzyniec Grzegórzki Czyżyny Nowa Huta Podgórze Łagiewniki Dębniki Borek Fałęcki Bieżanów-Prokocim Podgórze Duchackie Office space concentration areas Swoszowice in Kraków in 2018 Centre Total resources – 182.300 m2 Supply under construction – 137.000 m2 Vacancy rate – 2,7% Asking rent – EUR 12,5-16/m2/month Northeast South Northwest 2 Total resources – 329.800 m2 Total resources – 510.300 m 2 Total resources – 152.700 m2 Supply under construction – 10.000 m2 Supply under construction – 110.000 m Vacancy rate – 10,8% Vacancy rate – 10,7% Vacancy rate – 4,7% 2 Asking rent – EUR 11-13,5/m2/month Asking rent – EUR 12-14/m2/month Asking rent – EUR 12-14,5 /m /month www.krakow.pl 13 We are the best Kraków in the Forbes 2019 ranking received: nd 2 2nd place in the category “Business Friendly City” among cities from 300 to 999 thousand residents place Kraków at the top of the fDi Polish Cities of the Future 2019/2020 ranking nd 2 In the Top 10 Polish Cities of the Future ranking fDi 2019/2020 Kraków turned out to be the best location among regional cities. In three categories: economic potential, human capital and place lifestyle, as well as business friendliness, Kraków was ranked high on the 2nd place 14 In the Top 5 Large Polish Cities of the Future ranking fDi 2019/2020 Kraków took 2nd place in four categories, and 5th nd 2 place in the cost effectiveness category.
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