The Warsaw Stock Exchange (GPW), legally Giełda Papierów Wartościowych w Warszawie S.A., is Poland's main securities exchange, headquartered in Warsaw. It operates as a joint-stock company majority-owned by the Polish State Treasury and has been listed on its own market since 2010. GPW provides trading platforms for equities, bonds, derivatives, ETFs, and other instruments, serving as a central venue for Polish issuers including chemical companies.
The exchange supports capital raising and trading activity for listed entities, with recent developments including expanded ETF offerings, trading system upgrades, and record trading volumes reported in 2026.
Also known as Warsaw Stock Exchange and WSE.
Share-swap would issue 4,251,619 new shares using a six‑month VWAP example (68.05 PLN), implying about €68m valuation; aims to centralise MCAA production and capture synergies.
