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Warsaw Stock Exchange

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Warsaw Stock Exchange
The major securities market of Poland.

Warsaw Stock Exchange
A major stock exchange in Poland. It was established in 1991 after the fall of Communism. Upon its establishment, only five stocks were listed. It grew by leaps and bounds in the 1990s and, in 2008, it was designated as an "advanced market" by FTSE.


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79 percent of KGHM, which is listed on the Warsaw stock exchange -- would remain the biggest shareholder with just over 30 percent of shares.
The company, which wants to list on the Warsaw Stock Exchange in the medium term, said that its outlook was sound even when the economy was in recession and was eager "to capitalise on the opportunities that will inevitably follow the economic downturn.
5 per cent AIB-owned Kachodni WBK bank, made its debut on the Warsaw stock exchange.
 
 
 
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