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Agora in 2026: return to dividends after 6 years (PLN 0.25), EBITDA of PLN 148m, PLN 200m strategic target
Agora S.A. - the Warsaw-based media holding (Gazeta Wyborcza, the Helios cinema chain, Radio TOK FM and Złote Przeboje, AMS outdoor, Yieldbird) - paid its first dividend in six years (PLN 0.25 per share, PLN 11.65m in total). The 2026–2029 strategy targets a cumulative PLN 2.50 per share in dividends and lifts EBITDA from PLN 148m to PLN 200m.
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Archicom: a PLN 1.80 per share dividend recommendation after a record 2025 - 2,847 apartments sold, three times the market growth
Wrocław-based Archicom S.A. (KRS 0000555355) closed 2025 with revenue of PLN 961.7 m (+30% YoY), standalone net profit of PLN 229.9 m and 2,847 apartments sold (+30% YoY versus market +9.3%). The board recommends a PLN 1.80 per share dividend (PLN 105.3 m); the final decision rests with the AGM (scheduled for July 2026). The 2026 target: 3,200-3,500 units plus a debut in the Tricity. The first full year under Echo Investment control (74.04%) after the 2023 integration.
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Arctic Paper: a consolidated loss of PLN 175.4m for 2025 and a suspended dividend policy - driven by Sweden's Rottneros
Arctic Paper S.A. (KRS 0000306944, Kostrzyn nad Odrą) closed 2025 with a consolidated net loss of PLN 175.4 m on group revenue of PLN 3,197.6 m. The main source of the loss - Sweden's Rottneros (the pulp segment, ~51% owned by ATC) - recorded EBITDA of SEK -190 m in Q4 alone. The board has suspended the dividend policy; no 2025 recommendation. The standalone result of Arctic Paper S.A. itself was positive (+PLN 16.1 m); the loss emerges only after consolidating Rottneros.
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Bumech leaves its mining-services identity and enters Poland's defence sector – two deals in October 2025 and a one-day +20% share-price jump
Katowice-based Bumech S.A. (KRS 0000291379) announced two key defence deals in October 2025: with South Africa's OTT Technologies (MRAP vehicles) and with Sweden's Nordic Air Defence (Kreuger 100 interceptor drones). The share price rose around 20% on the day the NAD deal was announced (6 October 2025). The year 2025 closed with a PLN 153.6m net loss, but versus the PLN 1.15bn loss in 2024 that is a significant improvement. Main shareholder: Marcin Sutkowski (~33%).