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WSE:KRU 22 February 2026 - 24 March 2026

Molecure Starts Share Sale, KRUK Buys €278 Million Italian Debt as Korab Flags 2020 Mining Objection

Molecure Starts Share Sale, KRUK Buys €278 Million Italian Debt as Korab Flags 2020 Mining Objection

Molecure launched an accelerated bookbuild to sell up to 4.12 million new Series K shares and 2 million existing shares, with MS Galleon maintaining its 24.46% stake. KRUK’s Milan unit agreed to buy up to €278 million in Italian unsecured retail receivables. Korab Resources highlighted an ongoing mining-licence objection in Western Australia dating to December 2020.
24 March 2026
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Kruk’s 9% plunge puts Warsaw Stock Exchange in focus: what to watch for WIG20 this week

Kruk’s 9% plunge puts Warsaw Stock Exchange in focus: what to watch for WIG20 this week

Kruk shares fell 9.26% Friday, marking the sharpest drop on Warsaw’s WIG20, which closed down 0.04% at 3,383.82. The company is set to release its full unaudited fourth-quarter report on Feb. 26 after estimating net profit at 208 million zlotys. Investors await Polish retail sales and labor data early next week. The National Bank of Poland will publish M3 money supply figures Monday.
22 February 2026
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    April 4, 2026, 7:10 AM EDT. SpaceX is reportedly targeting a $2 trillion valuation, signaling significant investor confidence in the private space company's growth potential. Meanwhile, tech giant Microsoft announced a $10 billion investment in Japan, aiming to expand its cloud and AI infrastructure in the region. The US tech sector's foothold in the Middle East also faces new risks. Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps issued a threat against 18 major companies, including Microsoft, Apple, Google, Tesla, and others, linked to regional military operations. This warning comes amid rising tensions as Gulf nations boost AI hubs backed by heavy investments from companies like Microsoft and Amazon. Tesla continues its Middle East expansion with new vehicle launches and showrooms, navigating an increasingly complex geopolitical landscape.
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