Shareholders of Zabka, Poland’s largest convenience store chain, plan to raise up to PLN6.45bn (€1.51bn) from institutional and retail investors in the upcoming initial public offering (IPO ...

This is about to place Zabka among the largest IPOs in Poland in recent years, second only to the e-commerce giant Allegro’s PLN9.2bn listing in 2020. The interest from retail investors is even ...

Poland’s financial regulator is seeking to speed up approvals for companies planning initial public offerings to help lure ...

Żabka has posted an 18% rise in third-quarter adjusted core profit, driven by new store openings, and higher sales and margin, among others.

Polish convenience store chain Zabka Group SA saw its shares slump below ... below its IPO price of 21.5 zloty, underperforming Poland’s WIG20 Index. Its Thursday debut saw an initial pop ...

Established in 1998, Zabka is one of Poland's most recognisable brands. Zabka's CEO Tomasz Suchanski said the group has more than 10,700 stores in Poland, which in addition to groceries sell coffee, ...

(Corrects reference in 2nd paragraph to company valuation (not the value of offering), changes the figures to 23 billion zlotys from 21.5 billion zlotys) GDANSK (Reuters) - Shares in Polish ...

W. P. Carey has completed one of the largest transactions in the Polish investment market. The company has signed a sale-and-leaseback agreement with Zabka for 123 retail stores. 114 stores were ...

TTMS has five subsidiaries - in Britain, Malaysia, India, Denmark, and Switzerland. TTMS is part of Transition Technologies group, which is one of the largest IT entities in Poland. The company's ...

GDANSK (Reuters) - Shares in Polish convenience store group Zabka rose 7% on their stock market debut in Warsaw on Thursday. The company priced its initial public offering (IPO) at 21.50 zlotys per ...