Rank of Stock Masters 2012

TNS Poland on order of Puls Biznesu, with participation of 180 specialists prepared a rank of elites of Polish entrepreneurs.

Inter Cars S.A. for the first time was listed on 6th place and for the first time entered first ten in rank of Stock Masters 2012.

Stock Company of the Year is the oldest and the most prestigious rank. Organized for 14 years by editing team of “Puls Biznesu”, in cooperation with TNS Poland lists the most important stock exchange companies. “The choice of company is made by 180 brokers, analysts, investment advisors representing broker companies, insurance companies, pension founds, investment founds, capital departments of banks and consulting companies. It is a great asset of this rank, because stock exchange companies receive precious information regarding their image on the market.” - we can read on website of GSR.



Assessment, a subject of which are all stock exchange companies listed on Warsaw Stock Exchange touches many different aspects of companies’ operations. The report pays attention to competence of the Board, but also to relations with investors or quality of offered products or services. The points are awarded also for widely understood success in previous year and recommendation for purchasing shares of assessed companies.

What directions of development shall be expected in 2013
Inter Cars plans to invest in logistics in 2013. Investment expenditure in this matter may reach the level of around 40 million PLN. Within the next three years (2013-2015) warehousing premises of the company shall increase by 20,000 m  ². 

“Next year we want to develop our logistic centre in Mysłowice, in order to serve more efficiently the increase of sales in Southern Poland. We are also planning to build up our logistic centre in Czosnów and increase warehouse area in Romania, where sales is growing very rapidly. Next year we want to address around 40 million PLN for investments. In total, within the next three years, we want to increase our potential by 20,000 m  ².” Says CEO Robert Kierzek.