Poland to raise corporate tax on energy giants to 30% — Orlen, PGE and Enea at risk

The Polish government plans to raise the corporate income tax rate for the largest energy and fuel companies to as much as 30% starting in 2027. The new levy is intended to fund support for energy-intensive industries, but the exact calculation method has not yet been determined. Analysts warn the change could significantly affect the earnings and valuations of Orlen, PGE, Enea and Tauron.

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