Data centre construction market in Poland 2026

• Market value of data centre construction in Poland in 2019-2025, with development forecasts through 2035
• Breakdown of data centre construction costs in Poland, including shell-and-core works, mechanical installations and electrical installations
• Mapping of data centres across Poland, including their locations, key technical specifications and photographic documentation
• Classification of data centres by facility type: standalone buildings, facilities located within logistics parks, adaptive reuse projects and office-based data centres
• Mapping of key data centre projects currently under construction and planned in Poland, including their locations and stages of development
• Ranking of data centre operators in Poland, with their facilities
• Ranking of Poland's voivodeships based on the number of data centre facilities, available IT capacity and total floor area
• Total gross floor area of the Polish data centre market in 2019-2025
• Three market development scenarios (base-case, optimistic, and pessimistic) for available data centre space, taking planned market investments into account
• Analysis of the impact of macroeconomic, demand-side, supply-side, and regulatory factors on the Polish data centre market
• Directory of companies acting as general contractors for data centre construction projects in Poland, with examples of projects they have delivered

• Comprehensive mapping of data centres in Poland: The report is based on PMR's proprietary database of data centre facilities, providing precise project locations, photographic documentation, and key technical specifications for each facility.
• Identification of active and planned data centre projects: The analysis is based on detailed mapping of existing and planned data centre projects, enabling an accurate assessment of the number of facilities in the market.
• Proprietary research methodology: The data has been compiled through a comprehensive market analysis, information obtained from data centre operators, investors, and industry sources, and subsequently validated by PMR's team of analysts.
• Understanding the limitations of official statistics: In official statistics, data centres are classified within the broad Polish Classification of Types of Constructions (PKOB) category 124, "Transport and communications buildings". This category also includes transport terminals and station buildings, transport infrastructure support facilities, traffic control and communications infrastructure buildings, as well as telecommunications buildings that are not data centres.
  Because official statistics are aggregated at the level of the entire PKOB 124 category, it is not possible to identify data centres as a separate segment. As a result, reports based solely on Statistics Poland (GUS) data may provide a misleading picture of the size of the data centre market.
  PMR's methodology addresses this limitation through direct mapping and verification of individual data centre projects, enabling a precise assessment of the market's true scale. This approach is one of the key differentiators of our analysis.

The analysis has been prepared to support executives and professionals working in sales, marketing, procurement, logistics, R&D, strategy, and business development functions within organisations such as:

• General contractors involved in the construction of data centres in Poland
• Suppliers of mechanical and electrical solutions (including HVAC and power systems) seeking insights into data centre construction cost structures
• Manufacturers and distributors of construction materials planning to collaborate with contractors and suppliers in regions offering the greatest growth potential
• Data centre operators and investors seeking to identify competitors and explore new investment opportunities
• Consulting firms, market analysts, and banks requiring reliable market development scenarios and a comprehensive database for building internal analytical models