Communique of the Warsaw Stock Exchange of 29 October 2025 (CATALYST)
Hungarian Shopper Park Plus (SPP) intends to purchase eight retail parks in Poland, whose main tenant is a grocery chain, with a total area of 210,000 square metres, SPP announced in a press release. The purchase price is set at EUR 195 million.
In the coming year, Poland's central transportation hub group CPK plans to apply to the European Commission for billions in subsidies for the construction of individual sections of the railway line between Warsaw and Lodz and the drilling of a long-distance tunnel in Lodz, CPK announced in a press release. The company is counting on new EU funding opportunities in the 2028-2034 perspective.
Poland's energy market regulator URE has approved a 10-year plan for the development of the national gas transmission network operated by Gaz-System, URE and Gaz-System announced on their websites. The plan assumes an approximately 55-percent increase in gas demand of up to 29 billion cubic metres by 2031.
Listed coking coal group JSW's management board has decided to terminate the agreement concluded with consulting firm AT Kearney on November 25, 2024, JSW announced in a market filing. The agreement concerned supporting JSW's board in the execution of the group's Strategic Transformation Plan, including subsidiaries.
Poland's Ministry of Finance sold Treasury bonds of two series (OK0128 and DS1035) for a total of PLN 1.081 billion (EUR 254.9 mln) at the top-up auction on Wednesday, the ministry said in a statement.
Poland’s electricity prices increased at one of the fastest rates in the European Union during the first half of 2025, the EU stats office Eurostat reported.
Poland's social insurer ZUS has transferred PLN 40.26 million (EUR 9.5 mln) to private pension funds OFE this week, ZUS reported on Wednesday.
Poland's Deputy Prime Minister and minister of national defence Wladyslaw Kosiniak-Kamysz has inaugurated the construction of a new facility for producing 155 mm artillery shell casings in Krasnik, eastern Poland, hailing the project as a major step towards increasing Poland's security.
Poland's state development bank BGK may allocate PLN 4 billion (EUR 860 million) to finance Polish exports and investments in Africa, the bank said in a statement. BGK supports Polish business in Africa through the government's financial support for exports programme.