 

470
mn in 2022
250
mn in 2022
in 2022 19%
it may temporarily fall below 19% due to strategy implementation expenditures
under 50% after 2022
it may temporarily range from 63% to 55% due to strategy implementation expenditures
dividend payout rate not lower than 60% of consolidated net profit
dividend not lower than PLN 2.4 per share from 2019 profit
annual increase in the dividend from the 2020-2022 profits by at least PLN 0.1 per share
The Warsaw Stock Exchange Group (GPW Group) operates trading platforms for shares, Treasury and corporate bonds, derivatives, electricity and gas, and provides indices and benchmarks including WIBOR and WIBID.
The index agent FTSE Russell classifies the Polish capital market as a Developed Market since 2018.
The markets operated by the GPW Group are the biggest in Central and Eastern Europe.



market reliability
European regulations and Polish regulations under the supervision of the PFSA
attractive product offer
broad investor base
The Warsaw Stock Exchange and the companies of the GPW Group pursue their business operations in compliance with the highest business standards and taking into account social, ethical and environmental factors.
According to the GPW Group’s CSR strategy, education is the foundation of the general public’s trust in the capital and commodity markets and their institutions. Hence, a key objective of the GPW Group is to foster a culture of investing while raising awareness of the mechanisms of capital and commodity markets in order to encourage Poles to invest their savings and urge companies to raise growth capital on the capital market.
Pursuant to the CSR strategy, the key objectives of the GPW Group include the development of corporate culture and behaviours of capital and commodity market participants in Poland according to high standards of corporate governance and disclosure requirements. This goal is pursued through efforts made in partnership and dialogue with capital and commodity market stakeholders.
Pursuant to the new CSR strategy, all GPW Group companies have in place a uniform environmental policy designed to reduce the companies’ environmental impact and raise environmental awareness of Group employees. As the companies operate in the financial industry, the main areas of the environmental policy include: waste management and recycling; paper consumption; water consumption; energy consumption; fuel consumption and CO2 emissions; as well as employee education through internal communications.