Poland injects PLN 400M into state arms firm, private sector lags

The Polish state is allocating another PLN 400 million to expand production capacity of a state-owned defense company, while also supporting a foreign firm, with private domestic industry receiving significantly less backing. The move signals continued state-led defense industrial policy, but raises questions about R&D and innovation funding. The investment is part of an ongoing pattern of state support for defense manufacturing amid regional security concerns.

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