The day after the talks between Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zelnski and European leaders, the shares of companies could grow on the reconstruction of Ukraine on the Warsaw Stock Exchange. WIG20 was one of the strongest European indexes, but he failed to defend 3000 points scored during the session.
Despite the lack of certainty as to the end of the war in Ukraine and the lack of binding decisions of Monday talks in Washington, optimism dominated on European stock markets on Tuesday.
Green hosted almost all the most important stock exchange indexes. When the session ended in Warsaw, the French CAC40 gained 1.24%, and Dax grew by 0.48%. Under the sign of declines, however, the beginning of trade in the US took place, where at 17:00 Polish time NASDAQ and S&PC lost 1.07% and 0.33%, respectively.
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WIG20 ended the session at the level of 2993.07 points, increasing by 1.03%. The Blue WSE chip index could not be maintained in the level of 3000 points recovered during the session, and the retreat took place at the very end of trade. WIG reached a record 111 227 points, noting an increase of 1.20%. MWIG40 gained 1.44% and also reached the highest level of closing in history (8178.54 points). SWIG80 strengthened by 0.50%.
The value of turnover on the Warsaw stock exchange reached PLN 1.535 billion, of which about PLN 1.28 billion concerned companies from the WIG20 index. The highest turnover value focused on CCC shares (PLN 182.6 million), PKO BP (PLN 164.8 million), Orlen (153.9) and Pekao (PLN 148.1 million).
In the Blue GPW chip index on Tuesday, CCC shares presented the best, which gained 6.69%. The new BM mBank recommendation has probably contributed to the increase, which changed its recommendation for the values of the company from “hold” to “buy”. The target price of the CCC shares has been reduced from 230 to 225 PLN.
Orange Polska shares went up 4.96% up. The manager of the Metaverse transformation company Andrzej Urbańczyk talked about PAP Biznes about the growing interest in impersing services, flowing, among others from the energy, media and sports sectors. Orange is to have at least 15 customers in this area.
The day before determining the right to dividend by 4.41%, the Kęty Group course strengthened. The payment is to take place in two installments: PLN 16.78 per share September 3 and PLN 32.00 per share on November 5, 2025. 2.77% gained the values of LPP, which, combined with the increase on CCC shares, meant that the most powerful sector index was on Tuesday WIG-WIG-WIG (+3.61%).
As “Puls Biznesu” pointed out, after the Trump-Zełenski meeting ended at night, investors turned to the action of potential beneficiaries of the end of fighting in Ukraine. Bank UBS distinguished 5 Polish companies in this field. His index Ukraine Reconstruction included Pekao, PKO BP, Santander, Alior and Budimex.
After a moment of hesitation, the markets seem to believe that the end of the war in Ukraine is approaching (slowly). I remain pessimist, but let investors dream – commented the main analyst Di Xelion Piotr Kuczyński.
Budimex's quotations went down by 2.55%on Tuesday. Santander led banks from WIG20, gaining 1.87%. Further among the above -mentioned Friday from the Ukraine Reconstruction index, Alior Bank (+0.91%), Pekao (+0.80%) and PKO BP (+0.54%) came.
Before presenting the results to take place after the session by 0.84%, the KGHM actions increased. Three companies from the Blue Chip index, which Tuesday ended with the discount, were Pepco (-0.04%), PGE (-0.04%) and CD Projekt (-0.47%).
The leader of the MWIG40 index were BNP Paribas actions, increasing on Tuesday by 6.31%. Immediately behind them were the values of Newag, which jumped by 5.46%.
Eurocash shares gained 5.31%. The subsidiary of the Innovative Trade Platform (IPH) group has launched an analytical platform, the first tool integrating receipt and wholesale data with over 11,000. local stores.
Also on Tuesday, the media reported that a chain of Polomarket stores joined the EUROCASH groups, Chorten and Neto Polska. Companies are aimed at establishing a strategic partnership with European Marketing Distribution (EMD), a leading European purchasing group.
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