State company capitalization doubles to 480.7 billion zlotys under Tusk government

The total value of shares in companies controlled by the Polish State Treasury has surged by 100% during Donald Tusk's 2.5-year government, reaching 480.7 billion zlotys. This significant increase, from an initial 240.6 billion zlotys, demonstrates a growth rate substantially higher than that of the broader stock market.

This analysis, building on previous reports from "Rzeczpospolita" and "Parkiet" that tracked state-controlled companies after two years of the current coalition's governance, now updates the figures after an additional six months. The data highlights which state-owned enterprises have led this impressive growth and how the ranking of the most valuable entities has shifted.

Despite the overall positive trend, the article notes that not all state-owned companies have benefited equally from this period of market expansion. Some firms have seen their value increase more dramatically than others, indicating varied performance within the portfolio of state-controlled assets.