About PSIK, the Polish Private Equity and Venture Capital Association
PSIK gathers private equity/venture capital investors active in Poland. Associate membership is also available for other persons, companies and institutions interested in development of the private equity/venture capital industry in Poland.
The mission of PSIK is to promote and develop the private equity and venture capital industry in Poland, and to represent the interests of the Polish private equity and venture capital community in Poland and abroad. PSIK comprises 43 Full Members - representatives of private equity/venture capital management firms - and 91 Associate Members - consulting companies cooperating with the PE/VC industry. So far PE/VC funds invested 12 billion euro in more than 1600 Polish companies. Over 400 Polish companies are currently in the portfolios of private equity / venture capital funds.
10 Years of the PSIK SBA Program
The PSIK Social Bussiness Accelearator program, a pro bono inivtiaive of the Polish Private Equity and Venture Capital Association (PSIK), is celebrating its 10th anniversary.
"Private Equity in CEE: Creating Value and Continued Growth" report
Central and Eastern Europe is the fastest-growing region of Europe and private equity is a valuable source of funding for businesses and plays a central role in helping companies professionalise their processes, grow and enter new markets - it is one of the main conclusions of the „Private Equity in CEE: Creating Value and Continued Growth” report on the role of the private equity industry in building companies in the Central and Eastern Europe region, published by Invest Europe, an association representing the European private equity and venture capital industry.
Case studies
Private equity and venture capital finances growth and innovation of Polish companies. It supports cross-border expansion, strategic and operational transformation of mature businesses, and it provides early stage funding of young firms. Below we present some real-life examples of how Polish companies have grown with private equity and venture capital investment.
