Without competitive advantages, it is difficult to achieve market success.
We see this both in the innovative application of proven technologies in new industries—as is the case with the transfer of military technologies to the civilian sector—and in supporting the development of innovative technologies emerging from Polish laboratories and research centers.
We have experience in identifying such projects and plan to acquire stakes in promising projects and companies operating at the intersection of the military and civilian sectors.
We see favorable legislative conditions for this, for example in the Priorities for 2022–2025 adopted by the Council of the European Union regarding the fight against serious and organized crime, or in the directive currently being implemented in Poland and other EU countries to enhance the resilience of critical infrastructure against attacks by strengthening security measures.
