WIG20 gains 0.44% to 4,298.46 points on Friday
Published on 11/13/2026 at 23:00 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWSWIG20 finishes week higher
- WIG20 closed at 4,298.46 points on Friday, November 13, up 0.44% from the previous close.
- Allegro, Dino Polska and PKO Bank Polski were among the strongest large-cap performers, while KGHM, PGE and Orlen declined.
- The broader market was less firm: WIG rose 0.24%, while mWIG40 fell 0.44% and sWIG80 slipped 0.04%.
Poland's WIG20 ended Friday's session higher, although the advance was concentrated in selected blue-chip stocks rather than spread across the wider market. The index closed at 4,298.46 points, up 0.44% from the previous close, according to the GPW Benchmark index factsheet. The session was dated November 13, 2026, and the factsheet showed an opening level of 4,284.12 points, an intraday low of 4,263.68 and a high of 4,320.05.
Large caps lead a selective advance
Performance among the largest constituents was mixed. Allegro rose 4.09%, while Dino Polska gained 2.51%. PKO Bank Polski added 1.70% and was also the most actively traded stock in the market, with turnover of more than 425 million Polish zloty, according to Inwestycje.pl.
Losses among major index members included KGHM, down 2.92%, PGE, down 1.53%, and Orlen, down 0.97%. The differing performances underline the selective character of Friday's market: strength in a few heavily traded companies was sufficient to lift WIG20 even as several other large constituents declined.
Broader market trails WIG20
The wider Warsaw market delivered a weaker picture. The WIG index gained 0.24% to 161,824.71 points, while the mWIG40 fell 0.44% to 10,904.06 points and the sWIG80 slipped 0.04% to 29,485.30 points. Inwestycje.pl reported that 148 stocks rose on the main market, 177 fell and 77 were unchanged. Equity turnover amounted to about 2.78 billion Polish zloty.
For investors, the session's main signal was the gap between the large-cap benchmark and the mid- and small-cap segments. WIG20's positive result reflected demand for selected index members, but the declines in mWIG40 and sWIG80 showed that the advance was not broad-based across Polish equities.
Focus turns to next week
WIG20 finished the week close to the 4,300-point level after its Friday gain. The next sessions will show whether buying interest in the largest constituents broadens to other market segments. The contrast between the benchmark's advance and the weaker performance of mid- and small-cap indices remains important for assessing market breadth.
