Warimpex thrives in Poland after exiting Russia with bold new strategy
Warimpex has reshaped its business after fully exiting Russia in 2022. The company now focuses on Central and Eastern Europe, with a stronger presence in Poland than ever before. Its latest strategy blends property development with long-term asset management to drive growth.
The company's withdrawal from Russia marked a turning point. Since then, Poland has become its strongest market, outperforming others in the region. Residential sales in Warsaw and Kraków jumped by 45% in 2025, far above previous years. Office rentals also climbed by 7.2% in the same period, beating regional averages of 3-5% in Czechia and Hungary.
Warimpex now relies on a hybrid approach: developing new projects while managing existing assets. Office buildings and hotels form key parts of its revenue stream. A major residential project in Kraków is expected to boost future sales.
The upcoming annual credit report on April 29 will detail how the company has rebuilt value in its remaining markets. Financial updates will continue through 2026, with the 2025 annual credit report due on April 1, 2026, followed by the Annual General Meeting on June 1 and first-half 2026 results on August 1.
The company's financial health and expansion plans will be closely watched in 2026. Poland's strong demand for housing and offices has positioned Warimpex for further growth. Its shift from Russia to Central and Eastern Europe now appears to be paying off.
