How Polish Industry Is Entering the Defence Market – A Guide to Opportunities and Compliance

A guest analysis from MM Magazyn Przemysłowy How Polish Industry Is Entering the Defence Market – A Guide to Opportunities and Compliance

2025-08-14 From Paweł Kruk 3 min Reading Time

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Record defence spending and NATO integration are opening new market segments in Poland. But for industrial companies hoping to serve the armed forces, success hinges on strict compliance, security clearance, and a long-term transformation strategy.

Poland’s record defence budget is opening space for new industrial suppliers – but entering the market requires AQAP certification, security clearance, and long-term strategic planning. (Bild: https://pixabay.com/de/photos/polen-fahne-flagge-2697041/ / Pixabay) — Poland’s record defence budget is opening space for new industrial suppliers – but entering the market requires AQAP certification, security clearance, and long-term strategic planning.
(Bild: https://pixabay.com/de/photos/polen-fahne-flagge-2697041/ / Pixabay)

With defence spending expected to reach 4.7% of Poland’s GDP in 2025, industrial firms are eyeing the sector as a growth opportunity. The defence budget for that year is set at PLN 187 billion, and Deloitte forecasts cumulative defence expenditures of PLN 1.9 trillion between 2025 and 2035 – more than double the amount spent in the previous decade (PLN 825 billion). The expanding needs of the Polish Armed Forces are now outstripping the capacity of traditional suppliers, creating space for new entrants.

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