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Bank Handlowy w Warszawie SA
PLNÂ 114.60
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Open
PLNÂ 116.80
High
PLNÂ 116.80
Low
PLNÂ 113.80
Mkt. cap
14.97B
Avg. vol.
31.17K
Volume
74.37K
Dividend
8.55%
Quarterly dividend
PLNÂ 2.45
Ex-dividend date
Jun 24, 2026
P/E ratio
8.41
52-wk high
PLNÂ 136.80
52-wk low
PLNÂ 99.10
EPS
PLNÂ 13.63
Shares outstanding
130.66M
No. of employees
3K
Open
PLNÂ 116.80
High
PLNÂ 116.80
Low
PLNÂ 113.80
Mkt. cap
14.97B
Avg. vol.
31.17K
Volume
74.37K
Dividend
8.55%
Quarterly dividend
PLNÂ 2.45
Ex-dividend date
Jun 24, 2026
P/E ratio
8.41
52-wk high
PLNÂ 136.80
52-wk low
PLNÂ 99.10
EPS
PLNÂ 13.63
Shares outstanding
130.66M
No. of employees
3K
Profile
Bank Handlowy w Warszawie S.A., rebranded Citibank Handlowy in 2003 and Citi Handlowy in 2007, is a Polish bank based in Warsaw, Poland. It is one of the oldest banks in Poland, the 10th largest Polish bank by assets, and 18th in terms of number of outlets.
Initiated by financier Leopold Stanisław Kronenberg in 1870, Bank Handlowy played a vital role in international trade, representing the Second Polish Republic government's assets in several international firms like the Danzig Shipyard. After World War II, the bank was reactivated in 1945 and later Polish People's Republic. It was one of the few companies to avoid complete nationalization during communism in Poland. After the fall of communism in Poland, the bank played a key role in the Foreign Debt Service Fund scandal, which had a negative impact on the Polish economy during the early 1990s. It underwent privatization in 1997.
In the 21st century, Bank Handlowy merged with Citibank SA in 2001, with Citibank becoming its largest shareholder, owning 75% of shares by 2007. The bank has been listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange since 1997 and is a constituent of the WIG20 index. Wikipedia
About Bank Handlowy w Warszawie SA