Since the late 1980s, Baker McKenzie has expanded its presence to nearly 400 lawyers across six markets, deeply engaging with the region's evolving legal landscape.
Key growth sectors in the CEE region include technology, defense, and energy, with a strong focus on renewables and modern infrastructure. Notably, Hungary is poised to become Europe’s number one battery cell producer by 2026, reflecting the region's competitive edge in manufacturing.
When it comes to markets presenting opportunities, Poland emerges as a particularly promising market, characterized by strong economic growth and a robust industrial base. Meanwhile, Ukraine, despite its ongoing challenges, offers substantial long-term investment opportunities, especially in reconstruction-focused projects.
The presence of international companies in the CEE region is expected to grow further, transforming the area into a hub for manufacturing and business services. Baker McKenzie anticipates continued growth in M&A activities, nearshoring investments, and significant investments in digital infrastructure and clean technologies.
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