Mirbud stock gets a fresh airport angle from a CEO cost plan

Mirbud stock (ISIN PLMRBUD00015) was trading at PLN 11.14 on the Warsaw Stock Exchange on October 8, 2026 at 9:06 a.m. CEST, down PLN 0.04 or 0.36 percent from PLN 11.18. On October 7, CEO Jerzy Mirgos outlined a lower-cost approach to components of Poland's planned central airport project, giving the construction group a fresh infrastructure angle, as Money.pl reported.

Lower-cost airport designs

Mirgos said standard steel profiles could replace custom structures in parts of the terminal and reduce those construction costs by up to 50 percent without reducing functionality, according to Money.pl.

The proposed airport terminal carries an estimated construction cost of PLN 5 billion, while the wider airport investment was put at PLN 43 billion. Mirbud is involved in proceedings covering the terminal, railway station, tunnel and rail lines, according to the report.

Revenue rose 20.00 percent

Mirbud's consolidated first-half 2026 revenue reached PLN 1.45 billion, up 20.00 percent year over year, while net profit rose 24 percent to PLN 44 million, WNP reported. The sales margin on building and assembly services improved to 7.2 percent from 6.2 percent in the year-ago period.

Mirbud's order backlog stood at PLN 8.73 billion net at August 31, 2026, including PLN 7.44 billion in infrastructure and PLN 1.30 billion in building construction, according to the company's August operating summary published by Mirbud.

Stock stays below yearly high

At PLN 11.14 on October 8, 2026, Mirbud stock stood 27.05 percent below its 52-week high of PLN 15.27 and above its 52-week low of PLN 9.77. Market capitalization was PLN 1.2 billion, while trading volume reached 7,067 shares.

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