IMC shares fell by almost 18% — the Warsaw Stock Exchange suspended trading
21.10.2026 - 13:54
The Warsaw Stock Exchange (WSE) suspended trading in shares of the Ukrainian agroholding IMC after their value fell by 17.71% since the beginning of the day.
This was reported by Interfax-Ukraine.
By the time trading was suspended, IMC shares had fallen to PLN22.30 per share. The last time they traded at this level was a little over a year ago. For comparison, in May 2026, the value of the company’s shares exceeded PLN41.5.
Before the suspension of trading, investors concluded 127 deals with 10.95 thousand IMC shares for a total amount of PLN0.28 million. The average daily trading volume over the past year was about 2 thousand shares.
The day before, the WSE also suspended trading in shares of another Ukrainian agroholding, Astarta, after their value fell by 19.14%.
On Wednesday, Astarta shares continued to fall in price, losing another 10.59%. Agroton shares fell by 2.34%, KSG Agro by 5.39%, while Milkiland shares rose by 0.3%.
On the London Stock Exchange, MHP shares, after falling by 7.94% on Tuesday, rose by 7.45% on Wednesday.
IMC operates in Sumy, Poltava and Chernihiv regions. The agricultural holding’s land bank is 115 thousand hectares, and its storage capacity is 554 thousand tons. In 2025, the company produced 838 thousand tons of grain and oilseed crops.
In the first half of 2026, IMC’s net profit decreased by 33% to $34.28 million, EBITDA by 22% to $50.23 million. At the same time, consolidated revenue increased by 6% to $88.88 million.
The bulk of the company’s sales is provided by corn – 98.1% in the sales structure for the first half of this year.
At a price of PLN22.30 per share, IMC’s capitalization is about PLN791.7 million, or $203.5 million.
