“The law for large commercial centers is an insurmountable obstacle to build and increase commercial spaces. This is why the largest part of investments planned for this year – one in Lodz, worth €200 million, which would create 2,000 jobs and one in Poznan, worth €100 mln, with 1,000 jobs – was suspended. We could forego other investments planned for the following years, which means more money and jobs. The value of each investment is some €200 mln,” said Investments Manager at Inter IKEA Poland, Wojciech Dzwonkowski.
“If the law is not changed rapidly, IKEA could decide to relocate the capital in another country, like Romania or Bulgaria,” Dzwonkowski added.
IKEA currently owns one store in Romania.
IKEA could choose Romania and Bulgaria over Poland for investment
Publicat la 29.04.2008, 21:00:00
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