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AlleGROW! E-trader Allegro becomes largest IPO in Poland’s history

Allegro has become the largest IPO in Poland’s history after debuting on the Warsaw Stock Exchange today at a price of 65 PLN GPW/YouTube

The demand from individual investors far exceeded the availability of shares and while 9.2 million shares were available, raising 400 million PLN, there was demand for 2.65 billion PLN worth of shares.

Warsaw Stock Exchange poised for majority purchase of Armenia’s Securities Exchange

Subject to a due diligence report, the deal would see the Warsaw Stock Exchange assume a 65% stake of the exchange and place Armenia’s capitals market on a fast track to growth.

Game time: Polish gaming firms head to the stock exchange as market grows

The sector has profited from the virus crisis owing to people being stuck at home.

Global solar developer Photon Energy plans to enter Polish market

Photon Energy, an Amsterdam-based global solar power solutions and services company, plans to enter the Polish photovoltaic market, the company said in a Monday press release.

Game on! Warsaw games company makes dramatic debut on Warsaw Stock Exchange

Gaming Factory raised 17 million from its share sales with an IPO (Initial Public Offering) price of 15.50 PLN which quickly rose to 46 PLN in the TKO (Theoretical Opening Price).

Video games experiencing 'golden age' - newspaper

Polish video game producers are experiencing a period of rapid development, and the pandemic is only helping. Their stock values, as listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange (WSE), have rebounded significantly after the pandemic, writes the Rzeczpospolita daily on Thursday.

Cheers to that! CD Projekt named Europe’s most valuable video game company

The gaming giant whose market capitalisation reached 8.03 billion Euros on the Warsaw Stock Exchange this week, has now overtaken Paris-based industry heavyweight Ubisoft.

Gaming firm defies COVID-19 to become first company of the year to float on Warsaw Stock Exchange

Warsaw-based Games Operator made its successful debut on the market having finalized their share allocation in March amid the COVID-19 panic.

Team behind hit Ultimate Fishing Simulator, Ultimate Games, moves to Warsaw Stock Exchange

An increase of over 4.4 million PLN in revenue in only two years has sent investors flocking to the company.

WSE launches strong tech sector creates new investment opportunities as WSE launches new index portfolio

The share of each participant will be calculated depending on its free float, the amount of shares that are in the public’s hands. The share of the biggest companies will be capped at 10 percent.

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Hundreds of firefighters, policemen and soldiers deployed to the Odra have recovered over 100 tonnes of dead fish as scientists continue to scramble to find the cause of the catastrophe.

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Four tonnes of Nazi gold found in buried 18th century palace canister, say WWII treasure hunters

Measuring between 1.3 to 1.5 metres long and 50cm in depth, the cylindrical metal canister was found in the conservatory of an 18th century palace used by Hitler’s SS as a brothel.

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