Warsaw Stock Exchange recap: WIG20 ends last week higher, but PZU and Allegro headlines loom

The WIG20 index, covering Warsaw’s top 20 blue chips, wrapped up last week with a 1.66% gain. Friday’s close landed at 3,440.02, slipping 0.24% for the session. Over the week, WIG20 stocks turned over roughly 2.29 billion zlotys.

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Baltic Power Installs First Polish‑Built Vestas Nacelles, Marking Offshore Wind Breakthrough for Poland

Poland has reached a major milestone in its energy transition as the first offshore wind turbines equipped with Polish‑built nacelles are now standing at the Baltic Power offshore wind farm in the Baltic Sea. The project, developed by ORLEN Group and Canada’s Northland Power, is the country’s first commercial offshore wind farm and one of the most advanced projects in the Polish sector of the Baltic. ORLEN+2Offshore Wind+2
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Warsaw Stocks Rally After Holiday; WIG20 Closes Above 3,050 as Banks and Energy Lead

Warsaw Stocks Rally After Holiday; WIG20 Closes Above 3,050 as Banks and Energy Lead

WARSAW — November 12, 2025. The Warsaw Stock Exchange opened the week’s second trading day on the front foot after Tuesday’s Independence Day break, with the WIG20 closing at 3,050.12, up 1.02% on the session. The mid‑cap mWIG40 added 0.47% to 8,166.12, while the small‑cap sWIG80 slipped 0.07% to 29,891.88. Official index cards from administrator GPW Benchmark confirmed the day’s open, intraday range and close. gpwbenchmark.pl+2gpwbenchmark.pl+2
12 November 2025
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