Poland has discovered the largest oil field in the country's history. Central European Petroleum has announced the discovery of the Wolin East reserves in the Baltic Sea.
Preliminary estimates indicate 22 million tons of oil and 5 billion cubic meters of gas.
This development could fundamentally alter Poland's energy strategy. The new field has the potential to reduce oil imports, which currently account for up to 95% of domestic consumption. It is also expected to boost tax revenues, employment, and the development of the offshore industry.
Against the backdrop of this discovery, the investment landscape is shifting: interest in Polish stocks and bonds is growing. In this analytical piece, we examine the impact of the find on the EPOL fund, government bonds, and the country’s economic outlook.
Read more in Teniz Capital Investment Banking’s new analytical report here.
*This material is not an investment recommendation. We are convinced that a significant portion of a portfolio should be allocated to fixed-income debt instruments. However, considering our clients’ interest in equities, we provide analytical reviews without buy recommendations.
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