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Acciona's Polish subsidiary asks for 120 million to save itself

Mostostal Warszawa, the Polish construction company controlled by Acciona (62%), has called another extraordinary general meeting for October 6.

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Acciona's Polish subsidiary asks for 120 million to save itself

Mostostal Warszawa, a Polish construction company controlled by Acciona (62%), has called an extraordinary general meeting for October 6 to seek up to 120 million euros to avoid bankruptcy. The company has proposed two options to raise funds: a capital increase without preferential subscription rights and a private placement among shareholders.

Mostostal aims to use the funds to meet urgent obligations, including overdue debt, with Acciona being one of the largest creditors, owed 26 million euros. The company's financial situation has worsened in 2026, with a net loss of 104.53 million zlotys in 2025 and a negative net worth of 53.58 million zlotys.

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