Annual rank29
Poland · Basic Materials
Mennica Polska
Mennica Polska produces circulation and collector coins, alongside silver and gold bullion coins.
FY2022–FY2025
FY2022–FY2025
FY2022–FY2025
current context only
Company profile
Coins, code and a changing Warsaw skyline
Mennica Polska traces its origin to a Warsaw mint established in 1766. The listed group now reports four segments: Mint Products, Electronic Payments, Real Estate Development and Office Space Rental. Within them, it makes circulation and collector coins for central-bank and commercial customers, sells branded investment gold, operates public-transport ticketing hardware and software, and develops and rents property in Warsaw.
Central-bank coinage
From a plaster model to 750 coins a minute
A coin can begin as a hand-sculpted plaster model, then be scanned into a digital die. Blanks are polished, circulation pieces receive one strike and collector pieces may receive several; presses can produce up to 750 circulation coins a minute. Mennica manufactures six Polish denominations for the National Bank of Poland and has fulfilled separate orders for foreign central banks, including 30 million coins for Georgia and nearly 125 million for Colombia. Those banks are customers and issuers, not subsidiaries.
- Follow a coin through production Hand modelling, die preparation, striking and quality control
- Compare central-bank orders Exact Polish denominations and completed foreign contracts
- Explore minting technologies Latent images, microprinting, inserts and unusual forms
- ▶ VideoWatch coins made for Armenia Official visual film on a foreign central-bank order
Bullion and collector objects
Nearly two billion coins, plus one that levitates
In 2025 the Group says it delivered more than 2.5 tonnes of gold bullion and nearly two billion coins; branded Mennica products represented over 60% of investment-gold sales. Its collector work is more theatrical: the Cameroon-issued UFO MP-1766 uses a hidden motor and magnetic field to levitate, while the Niue-issued Magnolia uses photochromic pigment so silver petals turn pink in sunlight. The description of UFO as a world first is Mennica's own claim.
- Browse the investment offer Mennica-branded bars alongside the wider bullion range
- Inspect UFO MP-1766 Seven ounces of silver, magnetic levitation and a Cameroon denomination
- ▶ VideoWatch UFO levitate Official 67-second visual demonstration
- See Magnolia change colour A Niue-issued silver coin activated by ultraviolet light
Electronic payments
The mint behind the validator
Beyond cards, City Card and GOLD combine a central system, sales software, ticket machines, validators, mobile payments and ecommerce. By the end of 2025, the Group reported 865 fixed machines, 1,310 mobile machines and more than 4,500 open-payment readers under municipal contracts. In Poznan, passengers bought about 420,000 tickets during the system's first year. Warsaw is different: its portal, app, journey planner and 13,000 devices are contracted for rollout from 2027, not yet an operating network.
- Enter the City Card architecture GOLD software, terminals, sales channels and operating models
- Use the Poznan validator A live open-payment example across city and suburban lines
- Store a season ticket on a bank card The Bydgoszcz implementation and partner roles
- Follow Warsaw's future rollout A contracted 2027-2029 programme, not a completed system
Property and group perimeter
From a 1766 mint to the Mennica Towers complex
The mint reform of 10 February 1766 is the group's historical starting point; property arrived much later. In September 2025, the Group became majority shareholder of the company owning the Mennica Towers office complex and created a separate rental segment. Bulwary Praskie Stage II comprised 747 flats, 658 presold or reserved at year-end. The older project page describes the 130-metre landmark as Mennica Legacy Tower; it supplies physical design details, not current ownership.
- Trace 260 years of the mint From the 1766 reform to today's four business lines
- Read the current Group perimeter 2025 control, rental assets and Bulwary Praskie status
- Map the property portfolio Residential, office and operating-property activity in Warsaw
- See the 130-metre tower Physical design details from the original project page
Official profile sources: Mennica Polska
Current 2026 update
What has changed in 2026?
Colombian coin bid · 30 June 2026
Colombian coin bidlatest official update
3company-specific highlights
−23%2026 stock return · context only
Group net profit
Q1 group net profit fell to PLN 30.0m from PLN 39.2m.
Minting segment revenue
Minting segment revenue rose to PLN 634.0m from PLN 336.1m.
Colombian coin bid
Mennica Polska submitted a EUR 11.63m offer to produce 720.5m Colombian circulation coins; contract award remained pending.
Official 2026 sources: Mennica Polska Group Performance and Financial Results for Q1 2026 · 29 April 2026 · Mennica Polska submits an offer to produce 720.5 million Colombian circulation coins · 30 June 2026
Annual record
Ranking history
Future editions add rows; they do not rewrite the 2026 record.
| Edition | Measurement period | Rank | Revenue growth | Net-income growth | Stock return |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | FY2022–FY2025 | 29 | +59% | +1509% | +231% |