Radom is a city of just under 200,000 inhabitants in central Poland, the fifteenth in the country and the second in the Masovian Voivodeship (after Warsaw) in terms of population. Radom is an academic and socio-economic center with numerous functions
of sub-regional scope.
Thanks to the creation of important pro-development activities, the city strengthens its position as a social and economic center with a subregional range.
Major investments include:
- reconstruction of sections of the city along national road No. 9;
- construction of the NS route;
- modernization of railway line No. 8 on the Radom – Warsaw route;
- construction of the Warsaw-Radom Airport named after the Heroes of Radom June 1976;
- planned construction of the S12 route.
Radom is a city of modern industry, where companies recognized not only in the country but also around the world operate.
Radom is a city of modern industry, where companies recognized not only in the country but also in the world operate. Thanks to the applied technologies and constant development, they belong to the top in their branches. Especially the metal industry is developing and Radom has become an important center of this branch of economy on the map of the country.
The city also sees great potential in the business services sector. When investors decide to invest outside large agglomerations, they look at Radom, which offers moderate costs of doing business, low staff turnover and proximity to the capital.
Significant factors supporting the attractiveness of Radom are the availability of educated graduates of secondary schools and universities, special economic zone and dual education system at the level of secondary schools.
The proximity of scientific centers, R&D and numerous educational institutions as well as many years of tradition and work ethos create Radom's human resources.
There are currently six universities in the city. The largest of them - the University of Radom. Kazimierz Pułaski - has already completed postgraduate outsourcing studies twice, which resulted in several dozen graduates prepared to work in the business services sector.
The Łukasiewicz Research Network - Institute of Operational Technology has been operating in Radom since 1986, which specializes in creating innovation in the field of machine construction and operation, technical safety and environmental protection, as well as the transfer of advanced technologies for industrial applications.
Extensive scientific and research facilities also guarantee access to innovative solutions
i najaktualniejszej myśli technicznej.
In Radom, over 26,000 entities are registered in the REGON system.
There are domestic and foreign companies recognized here in Poland and around the world, which, thanks to the use of advanced production processes, are among the leaders in the industries they represent. These companies are irrefutable proof that Radom is a great place to run a business.
to conduct business activities. Polish Arms Group has its headquarters here, as well as one of the most modern factories of the military industry in Europe - Fabryka Broni "ŁUCZNIK" - Radom. There are also companies providing services such as call contact center, financial-accounting, archiving and IT.
The economic development of Radom is supported by local business organizations thanks to which entrepreneurs can use their potential more efficiently and effectively.
W Radomiu działa Izba Przemysłowo-Handlowa Ziemi Radomskiej, Ogólnopolska Izba Branży Skórzanej, Bussines Centre Club Loża Radomska, Izba Rzemiosła
i Małej Przedsiębiorczości, Klaster Rolno-Spożywczy Regionu Radomskiego oraz Radomski Klaster Metalowy.