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Columbus Energy in stabilisation: PLN 87.4 m sale of business unit, PLN 169 m one-off gain - but PLN -60 m core loss and a Łomża prosecutor's investigation into Czyste Powietrze grants
Kraków-based Columbus Energy S.A. (KRS 0000373608) - historical leader of Poland's residential photovoltaics segment - sold an organised part of the business for PLN 87.4 m in June 2025. Q3 2025 closed with a PLN -60 m loss from continuing operations and a PLN 169 m one-off gain from divestment. Market cap ~PLN 450 m (share price -50% YoY). The Łomża Regional Prosecutor's Office investigation, launched on 23 December 2025, has consolidated 66 cases related to Czyste Powietrze grants by 18 February 2026.
May 1, 2026
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Comarch in 2026: Poland's number-two listed IT-services group after Asseco, an mWIG40 issuer from Kraków, a six-member management board under Filipiak-family control
Comarch S.A. (KRS 0000057567), headquartered at Aleja Jana Pawła II 39A in Kraków, is Poland's second-largest listed IT-services provider after Asseco Poland. Founded in 1993 by Janusz Filipiak, listed on the WSE since 1999, the company is an mWIG40 constituent. A six-member management board (CEO plus five vice-presidents), a three-member supervisory board, with the controlling stake held by the Filipiak family.
May 1, 2026
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Comp publishes the Security First 2026-2028 strategy: EBITDA target PLN 180 m and PLN 240 m of shareholder transfers via share buybacks
Warsaw-based Comp S.A. (KRS 0000037706) - IT-cybersecurity holding with the Novitus + Elzab cash-register portfolio - has published the Comp 2028 Security First strategy. EBITDA targets: PLN 150 m (2026) → 165 (2027) → 180 (2028), versus PLN 135 m at end-2025. Total PLN 240 m of shareholder transfers across 3 years (PLN 70 + 79 + 91 m), mainly via share buybacks. Share price +560% in three years, market cap around PLN 1.2 bn. 2025 closed with PLN 73.4 m net profit on PLN 846.5 m revenue.
May 1, 2026
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Creepy Jar 2026: StarRupture sold 500 k units in 11 days - a second hit after Green Hell, PLN 42.90 per share dividend recommendation (+278% YoY)
Warsaw-based Creepy Jar S.A. (KRS 0000666293) launched StarRupture in Steam Early Access on 6 January 2026 - 500 k units and around USD 8.7 m gross revenue in the first 11 days. It is the studio's second hit after Green Hell (9 m units sold). The board recommends a record PLN 42.90 dividend per share (~PLN 30 m), +278% versus PLN 11.37 paid out of 2024. 2025 results: net profit PLN 17.2 m, revenue PLN 29.8 m, net margin 58%.
May 1, 2026
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Creotech Instruments 2026: first net profit in the company's listed history (+PLN 13.6 m), MON Mikroglob contract worth PLN 556.7 m and Creotech Quantum spin-off (WSE debut 17 April 2026)
Piaseczno-based Creotech Instruments S.A. (KRS 0000407094) closed 2025 with PLN 167.5 m of revenue (+370% YoY) and PLN 13.6 m of net profit - the first positive annual result in the company's listed history. Main catalysts: a Polish MoD contract for the Mikroglob satellite system (PLN 556.7 m gross, the space segment delivered 91% of 2025 revenue) and ESA CAMILA (>EUR 59 m). On 1 April 2026 the company carved out the Creotech Quantum spin-off (WSE debut 17 April 2026; segment valued at PLN 208 m). Market cap crossed PLN 1 bn, with the share price up 110% YTD.
May 1, 2026
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Cyfrowy Polsat in 2026: media-telecom-energy conglomerate controlled by Zygmunt Solorz, a six-member management board, an mWIG40 issuer from Warsaw's Targówek
Cyfrowy Polsat S.A. (KRS 0000010078), headquartered at ul. Łubinowa 4A in Warsaw's Targówek district, is the flagship of the Polish media-and-telecoms conglomerate controlled by Zygmunt Solorz. The group combines free-to-air TV (TV Polsat), the satellite platform (Cyfrowy Polsat), mobile telecoms (Plus / Polkomtel), broadband (Netia), and energy assets (partnerships with ZE PAK). Listed on the WSE since 2008, an mWIG40 constituent, with a six-member management board and a six-member supervisory board.
May 1, 2026
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Dadelo 2026: PLN 377 m revenue after nine months of 2025 (+57.5% YoY), a PLN 1 bn target for 2028 and a PLN 100 m bond issue instead of share dilution
Bydgoszcz-based Dadelo S.A. (KRS 0000708589) - the e-commerce arm of the Oponeo group and operator of CentrumRowerowe.pl - lifted revenue to PLN 377.2 m in the first nine months of 2025 (+57.5% YoY), of which Q3 alone reached PLN 134.2 m (+68.5%). The company is targeting more than PLN 400 m for full-year 2025 (vs PLN 280 m in 2024) and PLN 1 bn of revenue by 2028 - with a no-dilution strategy (a PLN 100 m bond programme approved in July 2025). Brick-and-mortar footprint: four stores (Warsaw, Wrocław, Gdańsk, Poznań); plan for four more in 2026, mostly in southern Poland.
May 1, 2026
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DataWalk 2026: PLN 37.8 m of revenue (+53% YoY), a PLN 116 m Series T round and a pipeline of 5–6 Fortune 500 contracts for 2026
Wrocław-based DataWalk S.A. (KRS 0000405409) closed 2025 with PLN 37.8 m of revenue (+53% YoY; +58% in constant currency) and a gross margin of around 80%. In 2025 the company raised PLN 171 m of capital in two rounds (Series S of PLN 55 m and Series T of PLN 116 m), funding the scaling of its Land & Expand model. CEO Paweł Wieczyński assumes 5–6 contracts will close in 2026 - mainly expansions with existing customers (Rabobank) plus new Fortune 500 logos. 70% of revenue comes from banks, but NATO pilots and a USD 500 m DoJ contract show dual-use as the second leg.
May 1, 2026
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Decora 2026: PLN 648.9 m of revenue (+11.7% YoY), PLN 75 m of net profit and a PLN 42.1 m dividend recommendation (PLN 4.06 per share)
Środa Wielkopolska - Decora S.A. (KRS 0000224559), a Wielkopolska-based producer of flooring underlays, baseboards, finishing profiles, blinds and curtain rods, closed 2025 with revenue of PLN 648.9 m (+11.7% YoY), net profit of PLN 75 m (-0.7%) and EBITDA of PLN 116.8 m (+1.9%). Gross margin rose to around 40.1%. The board recommends a PLN 42.1 m dividend - PLN 4.00 or PLN 4.06 per share (depending on the treasury-share decision) - matching the 2024 level (PLN 4.00). EPS PLN 7.14, share price PLN 74.10 on 30 April 2026, and operating cash flow jumped to PLN 99.95 m (from PLN 63.7 m a year earlier).
May 1, 2026
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Develia in 2026: the former LC Corp after the 2019 rebrand, a Wrocław-based residential developer in the mWIG40, a four-member management board on ul. Traugutta 45
Develia S.A. (KRS 0000253077), headquartered at ul. Gen. Romualda Traugutta 45 in Wrocław, is one of Poland's largest residential developers listed on the WSE. The company has operated under the "Develia" brand since 2019 (previously as LC Corp, part of Leszek Czarnecki's group). Listed on the WSE since 2007, it is an mWIG40 constituent. A four-member management board, a seven-member supervisory board.
May 1, 2026
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Digitree Group 2026: back to net profit after a PLN 4.86 m loss - PLN 66.5 m revenue (-14.5% YoY) and a PLN 150 m / PLN 10 m EBITDA strategy for 2027
Rybnik-based Digitree Group S.A. (KRS 0000369700) - operator of the SARE platform and a developer of marketing-automation, e-commerce and lead-generation solutions - closed 2025 with a minimal net profit of PLN 49 k, ending a streak of losses (2024: PLN -4.86 m). Revenue fell to PLN 66.5 m (-14.5% YoY) as a result of restructuring, but operating profit returned to the black (+PLN 735 k vs -PLN 4.34 m). The 2025–2027 strategy targets PLN 150 m of revenue and PLN 10 m of EBITDA by 2027. Operating cash flow PLN 3.75 m (+28.8%). EPS PLN 0.02, book value PLN 6.21, listed on the WSE under the ticker DTR.
May 1, 2026
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Dom Development in 2026: Poland's leading residential developer, an mWIG40 issuer at prestigious Plac Piłsudskiego, a five-member management board
Dom Development S.A. (KRS 0000031483), headquartered at Plac Piłsudskiego 3 in the heart of Warsaw, is the leader of Poland's residential development market. Founded in 1996 by Jerzy Ślusarski, listed on the WSE since 2006, the company is an mWIG40 constituent. Active in four main markets: Warsaw (core), Tricity, Wrocław, Kraków. A five-member management board, an eight-member supervisory board.
May 1, 2026
