Warsaw (Puls Biznesu) – Growths in the stock markets of Euroland and Hungary (1.2 percent) helped the Polish indices. The WIG20 index ended the day 1.14 percent up. In the last week, it has gained 1.5 percent after two weeks of small falls. The volume of trade was low today – shares worth PLN 335m (EUR 82.7m) changed hands, less then yesterday.
TP and Netia, the two listed telecoms gained 2.2 percent. PKO BP and Pekao, the largest banks, added 0.3-0.4 percent. Computerland and Softbank IT companies lost. Among smaller companies, Ropczyce jumped 5.5 percent after BZ WBK AIB Asset Management said it ownes 247,600 shares of the company, or 5.37 percent of its capital. Alchemia kept rising today. Since the beginning of August, the company has risen 68 percent.
Last week, Techmex IT company has added 14.2 percent. The company signed PLN 20m contract with the Agency of Agriculture Restructuring and Modernisation ARiMR. Investors hope for further contracts in GIS. The company is taking part in tenders worth PLN 120m.
(PLN 1 = EUR 0.247)