A slowdown in either of these drivers would flatten Globe Trade Centre's growth. The company has owned residential units in Germany since 2024, approximately 5,100 units as of 30 June 2026. In 2025 it leased over 100,000 sqm of office space plus more than 50,000 sqm of retail space.

Globe Trade Centre announced the sale of Francuska Office Centre in Katowice as a further step in strengthening the Group's balance sheet.

Divestment by a major holder that reduced its voting stake from 5.001 percent to 4.242 percent of total votes creates a continuing share-placement overhang risk for Globe Trade Centre, as Aletheia lowered its direct holding from 28,718,871 ordinary bearer shares prior to a sale on the regulated market to 24,361,871 ordinary bearer shares after that sale.

Current report no 21/2026 contains further notifications from Globe Trade Centre about changes in its shareholdings.

Globe Trade Centre provides office and retail space that is managed and leasable, sourced from a 41-property portfolio across capital cities in its Central and South-Eastern European markets, where the group serves as an investor, developer and commercial property manager. The group has developed 82 office and retail buildings with a total area of 1.4 million sqm, and the managed portfolio offers 687,000 sqm of leasable space.

Its buildings sit in Warsaw and in six major Polish regional cities, plus Budapest, Bucharest, Belgrade and Sofia.