CPK receives €805 million capital increase for rail and airport projects

Modern rail station interior in Poland with passengers, escalators, and high-speed train platforms under a large glass roof
© CPK
The funds are allocated to support ongoing work on the airport and high-speed railway infrastructure projects.

The Central Communication Port (CPK) company has received an additional €805 million in share capital following a decision by Prime Minister Donald Tusk.

The recapitalization will fund key components under the airport sub-program, railway sub-program, and related real estate development. This includes design work for the passenger terminal, railway station, public transport interchange, as well as the Airside and Landside zones. The allocation also extends to airport systems such as the baggage transport network and the acquisition of land required for the construction of the CPK airport.

In terms of infrastructure development, part of the funds will support preparatory work for transport access and power supply systems for the planned airport. Road investments will include construction of access roads, while plans for Airport City and Cargo City development will involve land acquisition, planning, and design phases by the end of 2025.

For railway infrastructure, the capital increase focuses on connecting the CPK project with Poland’s national transport network. Major investments are planned for the "Y line" high-speed rail corridor. On the Warsaw – Łódź section, this includes real estate acquisition, development of construction designs, and preparatory work. Additionally, funding will support the CPK railway junction and high-speed rail tunnel in Łódź.

Further railway projects include design work, land acquisition, and construction preparations for the Łódź – Wrocław section, alongside development of construction designs and arrangements for the Sieradz – Poznań segment.


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