2026-02-25 19:56
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2026-02-25 19:56
The president of Polska Grupa Zbrojeniowa, Adam Leszkiewicz, said that he sees opportunities that could lead to the company's entry to the Warsaw Stock Exchange, but emphasizes that it is the owners' decision.
“I see the opportunities this may create. For example, because we are going to the stock exchange to raise capital for investments. We need to clearly show what these investments would be. However, this is not our decision, it is the owners' decision,” said PGZ president Adam Leszkiewicz in an afternoon interview on RMF FM.
“This is shown by the example of our Czechoslovak partner Czechoslovak Group, which entered the stock exchange in Amsterdam a few weeks ago. The debut was a great success. Many arms companies are listed on the stock exchange, but this is not our decision,” he added.
The president of PGZ announced that in 2025, the group exported products worth approximately PLN two billion.
“We hope that thanks to SAFE we will double or triple this value and increase it. We are discussing and in the negotiation phase to varying degrees, even independently of SAFE,” said Adam Leszkiewicz.
Polska Grupa Zbrojeniowa was established in 2013 and is one of the largest defense concerns in Europe. At the end of 2024, the capital group included 67 companies, and the group also has shares in 27 other companies from the defense, shipbuilding and new technology industries. It employs over 22 thousand. people.
The State Treasury has 70.82 percent. PGZ share capital, 15.10 percent belongs to the Polish Defense Holding, and 14.08 percent is owned by the Industrial Development Agency. (PAP Business)
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