Small companies are engine behind WSE's record high

This time, it was the smaller companies that were the engine which brought the Warsaw Stock Exchange to its record high. Over the last four years, the WIG20, the largest publicly listed companies are worth 30% less than in 2000, while the share price of companies which rocketed during the Internet boom, such as TPSA, have fallen by as much as 60% of their value. According to analysts, the share price of medium-sized companies, the leaders of the current growth, are already high and although the upward trend will continue it will not be as dynamic as it so far has been. (Parkiet, pp. 1, 3) A.K.