The European Investment Fund (EIF) and Poland’s national promotion bank Bank Gospodarstwa Krajowego (BGK) have signed an agreement launching Future Tech Poland, a new €350 million fund of funds aimed at propping up tech innovators.
About Future Tech Poland
Future Tech Poland is part of the Innovate Poland national investment programme aimed at mobilising new capital for strategic investment in innovative companies. Created under the auspices of Poland’s Minister of Finance and Economy Andrzej Domański, it brings together the EIF, BGK, as well as Polish development fund PFR and the country’s top insurer PZU as co-investors.
Future Tech Poland plans to support funds that invest in innovative companies at various development stages, aiming to strengthen Poland’s venture capital market and overall economic competitiveness.
“Investing in modern technologies is a central element of our economic and financial development strategy. Future Tech Poland is our concrete response to the growing needs of Polish venture capital funds and young technology companies – we want capital to flow where the future is being created,” said Mirosław Czekaj, president of the management board of BGK.
Investment details
BGK will contribute €235 million to the new fund, with the EIF co-investing at least €115 million, and managing the assets.
The first investment decisions under Future Tech Poland are expected in Q1 2026, with full fund deployment planned by the end of 2027 to expand available capital for startups, support local VC funds, and foster innovation in Poland.
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