T-Park - Lower Silesian Technology Park
2011-03-18
As Poland fast becomes a centre of excellence for BPO, the Lower Silesian Technology Park has both ideal situation and supportive facilities.
The Lower Silesian Technology Park (Dolnolaski Technology Park) is a compact, environmentally friendly business park situated in the south-western corner of Poland, where Poland shares a border with both the Czech Republic and Germany. The region of Lower Silesia has a warm climate and is surrounded by a stunning mountainous landscape. Within this area of natural beauty, the Tpark thrives. Lower Silesia has a well developed, specialised, scientific resource base. The region has a 33% share in all Polish IT production and service, and therefore boasts a skilled population.
The region is particularly known for its strengths in the electromechanical industry: car factories are common to the area and, as a spin-off to this, many new production units have been set up within car manufacturing. The T-park is located in Wałbrzych, in the south-western part of Lower Silesia, which has a population of over 126,000 people.
The T-park building is a first class, state of the art building, offering over 6,000 sq m of office space located in three modules and over three storeys.
Support for investors
A favourable investment climate makes Lower Silesia one of the most attractive Polish regions in terms of economics and finance. Local governmental agencies promote foreign investment into the area, and the number of international corporations that are putting their research and development centres in Poland is on the rise. This year, some $100 million will be invested in R&D institutions within the country.
Consequently, there are more than 40 R&D centres in Poland and the number of specialists employed in Polish R&D centres is likely to double by the end of 2010. Poland is fast becoming a European centre for advanced business process off-shoring (BPO) services and call centre (front office) services.
The T-park is an attractive area for businesses and investment projects that are based on advanced technologies or scientific and laboratory work, and is within the Szczawno-Zdrój Economic Activation Zone.
This zone is known for its good communications infrastructure that connects it with both the regional and national road networks. There is also a tax exemption available to any company who builds a new manufacturing plant within the T-Park
Some notable investors already in the Wałbrzych region are:
Take a look at T-Park's presentation: T-Park and promotional brochure.
Contact person:
Marek Urbanski - marek.urbanski@darr.pl
Tomasz Ferenz - tomasz.ferenz@t-park.pl
The Lower Silesian Technology Park (Dolnolaski Technology Park) is a compact, environmentally friendly business park situated in the south-western corner of Poland, where Poland shares a border with both the Czech Republic and Germany. The region of Lower Silesia has a warm climate and is surrounded by a stunning mountainous landscape. Within this area of natural beauty, the Tpark thrives. Lower Silesia has a well developed, specialised, scientific resource base. The region has a 33% share in all Polish IT production and service, and therefore boasts a skilled population.
The region is particularly known for its strengths in the electromechanical industry: car factories are common to the area and, as a spin-off to this, many new production units have been set up within car manufacturing. The T-park is located in Wałbrzych, in the south-western part of Lower Silesia, which has a population of over 126,000 people.
Objectives of the T-Park
The mission of the technology park is to provide support for knowledge-based projects and to work with regional centres of research and development (R&D). The area is distinguished by its convenient location, modern infrastructure and the low costs involved in the use of its production facilities.
Businesses concerned with the following sectors are most suited to the T-Park:
The mission of the technology park is to provide support for knowledge-based projects and to work with regional centres of research and development (R&D). The area is distinguished by its convenient location, modern infrastructure and the low costs involved in the use of its production facilities.
Businesses concerned with the following sectors are most suited to the T-Park:
- the automobile industry
- the construction and construction materials industry
- information technology
- electronics
- telecommunications
- health resort medicine
- business process offshoring
Location
T-Park's building and investment grounds are situated just 70km from the capital of Lower Silesia, Wrocław, it is close to the borders of Czech Republic (25km) and Germany (130km). The park is also in an area where significant investment has gone into the infrastructure, so there is a well developed road and railway system, and a recently reconstructed highway (A4) close by.
Businesses in Wrocław also benefit from an international airport http://www.airport.wroclaw.pl/en/index.php
Facilities:- Access to specialist laboratories and spaces designed to meet the requirements of investors conducting internal training programmes;
- Access to the scientific, academic and research facilities at Wrocław University of Technology and the research and development centres situated in the Park’s environs;
- Professional, organisational, economic and legal advisory services for the companies located in the park, including, for example, the preparation of financial analysis, marketing analysis, business plans, feasibility studies and other documentation related to the implementation of quality control systems, certificates and approvals;
- Training sessions and workshops in the field of establishing and managing one’s own company and the implementation of innovations and new technology;
- Business enterprises in industry clusters,
- focussing mainly on an automobile cluster.
T-Park building:
The T-park building is a first class, state of the art building, offering over 6,000 sq m of office space located in three modules and over three storeys.
- office space from 17 sq m to 240 sq m
- five conference rooms from 18 sq m to 132 sq m
- an archive facility of over 400 sq m
- laboratory space,
- access to fast internet connections
- meeting rooms and breakfast rooms
- round-the-clock building security
Support for investors
A favourable investment climate makes Lower Silesia one of the most attractive Polish regions in terms of economics and finance. Local governmental agencies promote foreign investment into the area, and the number of international corporations that are putting their research and development centres in Poland is on the rise. This year, some $100 million will be invested in R&D institutions within the country.
Consequently, there are more than 40 R&D centres in Poland and the number of specialists employed in Polish R&D centres is likely to double by the end of 2010. Poland is fast becoming a European centre for advanced business process off-shoring (BPO) services and call centre (front office) services.
The T-park is an attractive area for businesses and investment projects that are based on advanced technologies or scientific and laboratory work, and is within the Szczawno-Zdrój Economic Activation Zone.
This zone is known for its good communications infrastructure that connects it with both the regional and national road networks. There is also a tax exemption available to any company who builds a new manufacturing plant within the T-Park
Some notable investors already in the Wałbrzych region are:
- Toyota
- Colgate-Palmolive
- Ronal
- Electrolux
- Bridgestone
Take a look at T-Park's presentation: T-Park and promotional brochure.
Contact person:
Marek Urbanski - marek.urbanski@darr.pl
Tomasz Ferenz - tomasz.ferenz@t-park.pl
Przedsięwzięcie realizowane w ramach Sektorowego Programu Operacyjnego Wzrost konkurencyjności przedsiębiorstw, lata 2004-2006
