The banking, telecommunications, and space sectors report exceptional financial achievements for the past year. mBank recorded a historic net profit exceeding 3.5 billion zloty, while Orange Polska announces its highest dividend in fourteen years. Scanway also shows dynamic revenue growth, preparing for its debut on the Warsaw Stock Exchange. Meanwhile, German prosthetics manufacturer Ottobock plans further expansion after a record fiscal year.
mBank's Historic Profit
The institution generated 3.54 billion PLN in net profit in 2025, representing growth of 58 percent and setting a record in the bank's history.
Orange's Dividend Increase
The management board recommends a payout of 0.61 PLN per share, which is the highest level since 2012 thanks to a stable balance sheet structure.
Scanway's Space Expansion
The company doubled its revenue to 24.3 million PLN and plans a debut on the WSE, driven by international contracts in the space sector.
German Ottobock's Development
The prosthetics manufacturer is targeting 5-8 percent revenue growth in 2026 after posting record results last year.
The beginning of 2026 brought a series of optimistic financial reports from key economic sectors. mBank closed 2025 with a record financial result, achieving 3.54 billion PLN in net profit. This represents an increase of 58 percent year-on-year, significantly exceeding market expectations. Despite the success, the institution's management remains cautious, pointing to upcoming challenges for the banking sector. Net profit was the foundation of the bank's dynamic development over the past twelve months. In the telecommunications industry, Orange Polska leads the way, having announced the achievement of strategic goals and recommended a dividend of 0.61 PLN per share. This is an amount 15 percent higher than last year and the highest payout for shareholders since 2012. Meanwhile, the company AB S.A. decided to allocate as much as 60 percent of its consolidated profit for dividend payment, which will translate to 6.45 PLN per security. Dividends are a traditional form of rewarding shareholders for entrusted capital, and their regular payment is often treated as a signal of a company's financial stability. In the field of new technologies, Scanway stands out, a Polish company from the space sector, which nearly doubled its revenue to a level of 24.3 million PLN. The company is intensively recruiting and preparing for its debut on the main market WSE. „The year 2025 went down in mBank's history as a period of exceptional results, but the coming year 2026 will bring significantly more difficult conditions for the banking sector.” — mBank Management Board Beyond Poland's borders, German giant Ottobock is celebrating successes. The prosthetics manufacturer, after a successful stock market debut, announces revenue growth in its core business by another 5 to 8 percent in 2026. The company from Lower Saxony aims to achieve an operating margin EBITDA exceeding 26.5 percent. The good results of companies from various industries testify to the high resilience of business to changing macroeconomic conditions. mBank (net profit): 3540, Orange (total dividend): 800, AB S.A. (total dividend): 104, Scanway (revenue): 24.33.54 billion PLN — mBank's record net profit in 2025Dividend Changes in Selected Companies: : → ; : → Liberal media may emphasize stock market successes and benefits for shareholders from record company dividends. | Conservative media may focus on capital drainage by banks and the need for greater taxation of excess profits.