The reason for the significant expansion is that in addition to the 97 priority working capital investments, the organization also managed two COVID-specific support programs, to which a total of 810 companies successfully applied in 2020. The 907 projects will generate almost EUR 4.1 billion in investment, creating approximately 13,000 new jobs.

Business service centers, infocommunications investments and R&D investments with 25 projects and more than 3,000 new jobs were among the results seen last year in an unprecedentedly high proportion.