Exploring New Markets: Poland

Poland might have the most dynamic market and economy in Europe right now. The performance of companies on the Warsaw Exchange help make the case.

Polish Thermopylae, or the Battle of Zadwórze, Stanisław Batowski-Kaczor, 1929

I like to keep an eye out for compelling investments in international markets. One that has popped up in surprising ways is Poland. I don’t (yet) have any investments in the Polish market, and I’m not intimately familiar with many companies in the market. I know one Polish company was a social media sensation for a brief moment (grocery chain Dino Polska (WSE: DNP)). Beyond that, I’m still finding my footing.

After scanning over what’s available on the Warsaw exchange, there is a lot to like here. Not only is the Polish economy one of the strongest in Europe right now, it’s stock market is littered with high-performing companies trading at what most investors would consider deep value territory.

So let’s all dig into what makes Poland a compelling place to park one’s capital. I’ll also share a stock market screen with plenty of ideas from the Warsaw Exchange.

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