Polish companies report major financial shifts and corporate changes

Several Polish companies reported significant financial shifts and corporate developments.

InPost is nearing its delisting from the stock exchange following a successful takeover bid by a consortium including Advent, FedEx, A&R, and PPF. Investors tendered 89.81% of shares at a price of 15.60 euro per share. The company is expected to maintain its operational independence and headquarters in Poland, with Rafał Brzoska remaining as CEO. Settlement is scheduled for September 30.

Jastrzębska Spółka Węglowa (JSW) reported an estimated net loss of over 1 billion PLN for the first half of 2026. This financial downturn coincided with a sharp decline in share prices, which fell by over 7%. The company's performance is closely tied to the coking coal market, which has seen recent price corrections.

Scanway, a space technology firm, also reported a transition from profit to a net loss of approximately 7.36 million PLN in the first half of 2026. The company attributed this to increased operational costs and heavy investments required for its expanding engineering projects. Despite the loss, Scanway reported a growing order book valued at 66.5 million PLN.