In 2023, the turnover of enterprises covered by the structural business statistics survey amounted to 8,543.6 billion PLN (i.e. 3.8% more than in 2022). The largest share of turnover was concentrated in the industry, accounting for 36.7% of total turnover.

In July 2025 retail sales at constant prices were by 4.8% higher than the year before (against an increase of 4.4% in July 2024). Compared with June 2025, an increase by 4.4% in retail sales was recorded. In the period of January-July 2025 sales increased y/y by 3.3% (against an increase by 4.9% in the corresponding period of 2024).

In the 1st half of 2025 gross financial result of the surveyed non-financial enterprises was higher by 5.0% comparing to a year earlier. The economic and financial indicators improved. Investment outlays were lower by 1.2% than those recorded in the 1st half 2024 (when there was a decrease by 5.5%).

Procurement prices of basic agricultural products decreased in July 2025 in comparison with the previous month (by 0.3%), while compared to the corresponding period of the last year increased (by 11.9%).

In August, both seasonally and non-seasonally general business climate indicators for most of presented types of activity point at stabilisation or improvement of the economy. Sectors that stand out negatively are transportation and storage section, where both seasonally and non-seasonally data are slightly worse than those presented a month ago as well as accommodation and food service activities section in which non-seasonally data deteriorated as compared to July.

Harmonized Indices of Consumer Prices (HICP) are computed according to uniform methodology of European Union by member states.

According to preliminary data, in July 2025 the prices of construction and assembly production increased both compared to the previous month (by 0.5%) and to July 2024 (by 3.2%).

In July 2025, sold production of industry was by 2.9% higher than in July 2024 (when an increase was recorded by 5.2%), whereas in comparison with June 2025, it increased slightly – by 0.2%. In the period January-July of 2025, sold production of industry was by 2.2% higher than in the corresponding period of 2024 (which saw an increase by 0.7%).