The Mint of Poland was named “Alternative Investment Company of the Year 2019” in the 6th Invest Cuffs Awards. The title confirms the Company’s investor attractiveness amid huge uncertainty in the times of highly challenging business conditions as it is the investors themselves who award it.

On 13 September, this year’s “Run for Blood and Bone Marrow Donors” will be held at the PGE National Stadium in Warsaw. This life-saving initiative is again supported by the Mint of Poland. Last year several hundred litres of blood were donated and 1,500 potential bone marrow donors were recruited.

All public transport users in Bydgoszcz, as the first ones in Poland, will be able to use their contactless bank cards as proof of season ticket purchase on buses and trams in the city. Until now, season tickets could only be stored on an individual electronic municipal travelcard issued by the Municipal Roads and Public Transport Authority.

The jury of the Real Estate IMPACTOR Awards has distinguished Mennica Legacy Tower as The New Iconic Landmark of the City. The modern office complex located at the corner of Żelazna and Prosta streets in the heart of Warsaw has now officially been declared a new landmark in the city’s new central business district and a new iconic building on Warsaw skyline.

Mint of Poland Group (MPSA) has released its H1 2020 consolidated financial report. Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, the Group generated stronger results as compared with the corresponding period of the year before. MPSA also improved its return on sale and operating profit margin.

The 22nd edition of the “500 List” comprising the largest companies in Poland has confirmed that well-planned business diversification is conducive to building a stronger market position amidst the dynamically changing market situation. This year, the Mint of Poland Group ranked 117th, up by as many as 116 positions on the year before.

The late Pope John Paul II continues to be a source of inspiration for many, including artists who create timeless mementos of his life and pontificate. In tribute to one of the greatest Poles in history, on the initiative of the Mint of Poland a commemorative coin “Karol Wojtyła in Memoriam – 100th Anniversary of the Birth” was designed by Polish artists.

Mint of Poland Group has published its Q1 2020 consolidated report. Excluding one-off and extraordinary events, across-the-board growth was recorded as compared with the corresponding period of the year before. The financials confirm the rationality of the Group’s business development strategy, as well as the Group’s stability, as evidences by the profits being in line with predictions and satisfactory financial liquidity.

Mint of Poland Group has released its consolidated interim reports for Q4 2019 and cumulatively for Q1-Q4 2019. Excluding one-off and extraordinary events, the FY 2019 consolidated result on sales was PLN 25 million, the FY 2019 consolidated EBITDA was PLN 45 million and the FY 2019 consolidated net profit was PLN 11 million. As compared to the FY 2018 results, the relatively weaker performance in FY 2019 was mainly due to significant positive effect of one-offs recorded in 2018.

More than one-third of all ticket sales of the Wrocław Municipal Card (“URBANCARD”) and close to 65 percent of sales of single and time-limit tickets – cashless payments in mobile validators operated by Mennica Polska (Mint of Poland) are becoming increasingly more popular among public transport users in Wrocław. On 8 March 2020, two years have passed since this new innovative payment system, where the payment card itself – and not a traditional paper ticket – serve as the proof of ticket purchase, was launched. And its growing popularity among passengers proves that the launch was a step in the right direction.