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The Warsaw Stock Exchange © Copyright by Warsaw Stock Exchange, March 2013 Książęca 4, 00-498 Warsaw, Poland Internet: E-Mail: Wse@Wse.Com.Pl 2013 2012 Data WARSAW STOCK EXCHANGE 2012 Market Indicators – Main List Domestic companies: market capitalisation (at year-end) PLN 523.4 billion Foreign companies: market capitalisation (at year-end) PLN 210.7 billion Turnover value (cash market) PLN 209.0 billion Turnover value (futures market) PLN 232.7 billion Turnover value per session (all financial instruments) PLN 1 709.2 million Number of transactions per session (all financial instruments) 59 500 Number of newly listed companies in 2012 19 Number of all listed companies (at year-end) 438 incl. foreign companies 43 WIG20 index change in 2012 20.45 % mWIG40 index change in 2012 17.42 % sWIG80 index change in 2012 22.92 % WIG-Plus index change in 2012 7.56 % WIG index change in 2012 26.24 % P/E ratio (at year-end) 12.4 P/BV ratio (at year-end) 0.95 Number of sessions in 2012 249 Fact Book 2013 2012 Data Fact Book 2013 2012 Data Official publication of the Warsaw Stock Exchange © Copyright by Warsaw Stock Exchange, March 2013 Książęca 4, 00-498 Warsaw, Poland Internet: www.wse.com.pl E-mail: [email protected] Cover design by: Art Group Sp. z o.o. Typesetting: Baddog ISSN 1428-1171 Every effort has been made to ensure that the details contained in this publication are accurate. However, the Warsaw Stock Exchange assumes no responsibility for any errors or omissions. This publication is for information purposes only and is not intended as an offer or a solicitation with respect to any product described herein. The Warsaw Stock Exchange Fact Book 2013 contains information about the organisation and operation of the Exchange, key events and statistical data for the year 2012, data sets for previous years as well as informa- tion about listed instruments and WSE members. The first section brings information on the regulated WSE market whereas subsequent sections are devoted to the NewConnect market and Catalyst, the WSE’s market for debt instruments. This annual Fact Book will be a useful reference for both individual and institutional investors, journalists, those working for financial institutions, as well as students and anyone interested in the capital market in Poland. The Fact Book has been prepared according to the same blueprint for many years, helping users to find and compare the required information. As a periodical publication, the Fact Book is designed to help Readers track changes on the Polish capital market and gain a better insight into the role of the Warsaw Stock Exchange in Poland’s economy. The Warsaw Stock Exchange Contents The Polish Capital Market ...................................................................................................... 7 The Warsaw Stock Exchange ............................................................................................... 9 The International Status of the WSE .................................................................................. 15 Important Events in 2013 .................................................................................................... 17 WSE MAIN MARKET ............................................................................................................ 19 2012 on the WSE Main Market ...................................................................................... 21 Companies ..................................................................................................................... 23 Foreign companies in 2012 ........................................................................................... 78 Structured Products ....................................................................................................... 84 Investment Certificates .................................................................................................. 86 ETFs ................................................................................................................................ 87 Option Warrants ............................................................................................................. 88 Short Selling .................................................................................................................. 89 WSE Indices ................................................................................................................... 90 Investors ....................................................................................................................... 137 WSE Listing Process – Regulated Market ................................................................... 140 WSE Partner Programmes ........................................................................................... 149 WSE Members ............................................................................................................. 154 Organisation of Trading ............................................................................................... 162 Electronic Distribution of Market Data ........................................................................ 176 Listed Companies ........................................................................................................ 179 The Derivatives Market .............................................................................................. 189 Important events on the derivatives market in 2012 .................................................. 191 Futures ......................................................................................................................... 192 WIG20 options ............................................................................................................. 198 MiniWIG20 – index participation units ....................................................................... 200 NewConnect ...................................................................................................................... 203 Information about NewConnect .................................................................................. 205 2012 on NewConnect .................................................................................................. 207 Companies ................................................................................................................... 208 Investors ....................................................................................................................... 258 NewConnect Indices .................................................................................................... 259 Trading Rules ............................................................................................................... 271 NewConnect Members ................................................................................................ 276 Market Animator/Market Maker .................................................................................. 278 Authorised Advisers on NewConnect ........................................................................ 279 Mandatory Disclosures ................................................................................................ 282 Distribution of NewConnect data ................................................................................ 282 Listed Companies ........................................................................................................ 285 Catalyst .............................................................................................................................. 295 Information about CATALYST ..................................................................................... 297 2012 on Catalyst .......................................................................................................... 298 Instruments listed on Catalyst ..................................................................................... 299 Catalyst Trading Rules ................................................................................................. 342 Listing on Catalyst ....................................................................................................... 348 Catalyst participants .................................................................................................... 349 Authorised Advisers on Catalyst ................................................................................. 354 The Catalyst Strategic Partner Programme ................................................................ 354 Mandatory disclosures for Catalyst issuers ................................................................ 355 Distribution of Catalyst information ............................................................................ 355 List of Catalyst Issuers ................................................................................................. 356 WSE Energy Market ........................................................................................................... 358 WSE Energy Market in 2012 ........................................................................................ 359 Market Participants ...................................................................................................... 360 The History of the Warsaw Stock Exchange 1991-2012 .................................................. 361 Exchange Holidays in 2013 ............................................................................................... 368 Adresses ...........................................................................................................................
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