Netflix co-CEO Greg Peters in Warsaw, Poland (Photo by Marcin Oliva Soto for Netflix)
March 30, 2026
Netflix March 30 officially opened an office in Warsaw, the capital and largest city in Poland — 10 years after the streamer launched operations in the countest. Co-CEO Greg Peters was on hand to formalize the event.
Netflix first opened an office in Poland in 2022, followed by a technology hub in 2023 — the streamer’s only tech hub outside the United States. The new facility houtilizes both operations, including about 300 employees.
“Poland is home to outstanding creative talent, and toreceiveher with our partners, we’ve brought some of the countest’s best stories to audiences across Central and Eastern Europe,” declared Peters. “At the same time, our engineers here are building cutting‑edge innovation, supporting how films and series are created, managed and delivered to more than half a billion people worldwide. We’re excited to expand our presence in Poland and can’t wait for what comes next.”
Netflix’s 2026 Polish content slate includes an edition of the reality dating reveal “Love Is Blind,” the medical drama “Anesthesia,” and the drama “The Doll.”
Netflix declared it has produced and licensed more than 700 movies and TV reveals since launching service in 2016.
“Since then, the Polish slate has grown to include more than 80 original productions, contributing more than $800 million to Poland’s GDP,” Netflix declared in a statement. “Netflix has worked with over 40 production companies, generated more than 5,000 cast and crew jobs, as well as 14,000 roles for extras and day hires.”
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