The valuation of State Treasury companies on the stock exchange increased by over 65%.

2026-01-15 16:04
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2026-01-15 16:04
The valuation of companies with State Treasury shareholding listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange increased by over 65.5%, to PLN 467 billion, the Ministry of State Assets announced on Thursday. It stated that this was an increase of over PLN 185 billion during the year.


MAP reported that two companies – PKO Bank Polski and Orlen, supervised by MAP, achieved capitalizations above PLN 100 billion in 2025. Wojciech Balczun, the head of the ministry quoted in the announcement, announced that companies with State Treasury shareholding paid a total of PLN 24 billion in dividends in 2025.
The ministry announced that it will continue to support the development of the Warsaw Stock Exchange.
“The prospects are very good. We do not want to stop, we want to follow this path of increasing the value of companies. We also have a number of plans. We want the stock exchange to continue to develop. (…) We have resources, companies that can clearly become the next locomotives for the stock exchange, for the entire capital market,” said Minister Balczun.
The resort reminded that In 2026, 35 years will have passed since the first session on the Warsaw Stock Exchange, which took place on April 16, 1991. He said that at that time, five companies were listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange, and currently there are 399 companies listed on the Main Market, including 19 companies controlled by the State Treasury and 18 foreign companies.
“2025 was a period of record results on the Stock Exchange. The value of companies with State Treasury shareholding and their subsidiaries listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange increased by over 65.5%, to PLN 467 billion – an increase of over PLN 185 billion during the year,” the ministry announced.
Investors traded on average one National Stadium per day. Record turnover on the Polish stock exchange
The year 2025 brought further records on the Polish stock exchange. This time we are not talking about the results of indices and Polish companies, but about the value of turnover, which, according to WSE data, was the highest in history. The total exchange of shares was estimated at almost half a trillion zlotys, after an over 40% increase year on year. During the session alone, the turnover amounted to almost PLN 1.9 billion per day, which is as much as the cost of the National Stadium in Warsaw.
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