Wawel

Wawel produces BigMilk, a chocolate and milk-flavored candy bar.

Wawel offers Danusia, a unique product.

Wawel offers fruit-flavored gelatins like Fresh & Fruity to help people achieve happiness.

A Kantar Millward Brown survey commissioned by Wawel found that 83% of Poles said they recently did something good for others.

As a responsible producer, Wawel continuously monitors its potential environmental impact.

Wawel prioritizes natural and innovative sweets with good ingredients, refining recipes with premium components.

Wawel creates products with careful attention to high-quality, tested recipes using responsibly sourced ingredients.

Wawel manufactures sweets, including chocolate, dark chocolate, and candy.

Wawel produces sweets, including chocolate, dark chocolate, and candy.

A major shareholder of Wawel SA is demanding an interim dividend of **PLN 35 per share**. The request highlights growing pressure on the company’s management to return capital to investors amid market expectations for stronger shareholder returns. Wawel SA trades on the Warsaw Stock Exchange under the ticker **GPW:WWL**.

Nov 2026ReutersNews article

Wawel expands production capacity to improve operational efficiency and strengthen its export presence. The company is investing in upgrades to support growth in international markets. Wawel remains a key player in Poland’s confectionery industry.

Nov 2025Food and Beverage BusinessNews article

Wawel is expanding production capacity and improving operational efficiency to support its growing export operations. The Polish confectioner aims to strengthen its international market presence through these investments.

Nov 2025Just FoodNews article

Wawel, a Polish confectionery company, is constructing a second production plant in Dobczyce, Małopolskie voivodship, with a PLN 90 million investment. The facility will operate within the Kraków Special Economic Zone and is expected to employ between 20 and 40 workers. The company has already submitted an application to the Ministry of the Economy for approval.

Oct 2015Warsaw Business JournalNews article