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Żabka convenience store group leaps onto the Warsaw stock market

Shares in Poland’s largest convenience store chain, Żabka, rose by 7% after the company debuted on the Warsaw Stock Exchange on Thursday.

Żabka says it plans to grow by 1,000 stores a year in Poland and Hungary. Photo: PAP/Wojciech Olkuśnik

Rapidly-growing grocer Żabka valued at €5bn ahead of Warsaw IPO

The Żabka convenience store franchise is to offer 300 million shares at 20-21.5 złotys (€4.67-5.02) each in the biggest Warsaw IPO of the year.

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IPO of Poland’s biggest convenience store bets on economic growth

Firming up its IPO plans, Żabka, Poland’s version of 7-11, has told investors the country is likely to grow more than twice as fast as the Western European average in the next four years.

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Polish convenience store chain to rapidly expand into Central and Eastern Europe

Żabka, the Polish convenience store chain, has outlined ambitious plans for expansion across Central and Eastern Europe, as detailed in its recent activity report.

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Warsaw floatation could make grocer Żabka a top ten company

Polish corner shop chain Żabka could attract a valuation of $8 billion on the Warsaw bourse should an initial public offering of shares in the company by owners CVC Capital Partners be successful.

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Poland’s Żabka Group scores podium finish in global ‘most loved workplaces’ ranking

Poland’s Żabka Group has secured a second-placed position in the Top 100 Global Most Loved Workplaces® 2024 ranking.