Protektor stock: Subsidiary merger registered as ABEBA GmbH

Published on 11/12/2026 at 00:43 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS

Protektor stock is heading into a group restructuring after a subsidiary merger was registered. Third-quarter results are due on November 27.

Protektor restructures its group

A subsidiary merger and the name change to ABEBA GmbH were registered on November 6.
A board member resigned on November 5, while third-quarter results are scheduled for November 27.
The Polish group sells protective, military and specialist footwear across more than 30 markets.

Protektor, PLLZPSK00019, Illustration mit AI erstellt.

Protektor's group structure changed on November 6, when the merger of subsidiaries and the name change of the acquiring company to ABEBA GmbH were registered, according to Bankier. The development follows a board resignation reported on November 5 and adds to a period of corporate reorganization.

Restructuring ahead of results

The latest corporate entries do not by themselves indicate how the changes will affect earnings or the group's operating footprint. Investors will next look to the expanded consolidated report for the third quarter of 2026, scheduled for November 27, according to the company information carried by Bankier.

Protektor's recent reporting showed pressure on profitability. Bankier's financial table lists net sales of PLN 18.127 million for the second quarter of 2026 and a net loss attributable to the parent company's shareholders of PLN 1.649 million. The figures are reported in thousands of Polish zloty and are not a forecast.

Protective footwear specialist

Protektor is a Polish manufacturer and distributor of protective, military and specialist footwear. Its portfolio includes the Abeba, Protektor and GROM brands, with production in Poland and Moldova and sales in more than 30 markets, mainly in Europe. The group focuses on industrial, service, military and uniformed-service customers and occupies a specialist position in the protective-footwear market.