Czechia now has the strongest economy in Central Europe, performing better than Germany in several key areas, including debt, inflation, and wage growth.
The two nations plan to strengthen cooperation in advanced technologies to drive innovation and sustainability.
Safran Cabin CZ has expanded with a new high-tech facility in Rokycany, CZ to boost aircraft interior production and meet growing demand. The site emphasizes advanced manufacturing, sustainability, and aims to employ up to 250 people.
Fast-growing Czech-based defence company Czechoslovak Group (CSG) is considering an initial public offering of its shares, a deal that could value the group at tens of billions of euros based on its financial performance.
Czech-Canadian Group Adastra, focused on data management and digitalization and information management, is set out to be the biggest deal in M&A this year in the Czech Republic.
Czech companies are outpacing their European peers in digital transformation, according to the latest European Investment Bank Investment Survey (EIBIS).
In a notable shift from previous years’ trends, Czech Republic’s energy consumption has finally stabilized. Weather-adjusted gas consumption actually increased by 1.5%, while electricity usage saw a minimal decrease of 0.6%. However, compared to the 2017-2021 five-year average, savings remain substantial.
The Czech Republic is growing faster this year than analysts expected. The economy is driven mainly by households.
Czech exporters have possibility to meet diplomats from Ministry of Foreign Affairs as well.