National Economy Entities in Warsaw (2024)
At the end of 2024, 577,380 entities were registered in Warsaw (+4.5% y/y), with 54.8% being sole proprietors.
Ownership structure: 91.1% private sector (5,182 public).
Dominant activity: Professional, scientific, technical (19.3%).
Regional share: 54.8% in Mazowieckie Voivodeship, 10.9% in Poland.
Dynamics: +43.9% since 2015; highest growth in districts: Ursus (+8.4%), Włochy (+6.7%), Wola (+6.3%).
Territorial concentration:
Most entities: Śródmieście (15.3%), Mokotów (13.4%), Wola (10.6%).
Least: Rembertów (0.9%), Wesoła (1.1%).
Density: 3,100 entities/10k inhabitants (Śródmieście: 9,099; min. in Białołęka: 1,913).
Legal forms:
Sole proprietors: 316,630 (+4.3% y/y); max. share: Bemowo, Białołęka (75% each); min.: Śródmieście (23.2%).
Business companies: 187,681 (+5.5% y/y); 93.1% capital companies (mainly LLCs – 90.8%).
Civil partnerships: 33,344 (+0.1%); associations: 8,482 (+3%); foundations: 8,943 (+5.1%); cooperatives: 829 (no change); state enterprises: 3 (-4).
Sector structure:
Leading sectors: Professional/scientific/technical (19.3%), trade/vehicle repair (16.5%), IT/communication (12.9%).
Highest growth: Agriculture/forestry (+8.8%), healthcare (+6.9%).
Entity size:
Micro (≤9 employees): 97.3%, small (10–49): 2.1%, medium (50–249): 0.5%, large (250+): 0.1%.
Registrations and liquidations (2024):
New entities: 44,758 (-4%); main sectors: science/tech (9,022), IT (7,381).
Liquidated: 18,865 (+3.8%); main sectors: trade (3,506), science/tech (3,420).
Conclusions: Dominance of micro-enterprises and private sector, concentration in the center (especially Śródmieście), growth in innovative sectors (IT, science) amid decline in trade.
Source: Central Statistical Office of Poland (GUS)
Under the name of the Old Town (Stare Miasto), and in the local habitually called Starówka, the ancient historical center of Warsaw is hiding.
Mokotow. Microdistrict (obszar) „Służewiec” (Sluzhevets)