Intersport Polska raises US$2.65M in private share placement

What's the deal? Intersport PolskaDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom →, the Kraków-based sporting goods retailer, has closed a private placement of Series N shares, raising US$2.65M. The company issued 20,853,979 shares at US$0.12 each to two entities, with the subscription running from February 18 to July 31, 2026.

How it worked: The placement was a private subscription under Poland's Commercial Companies Code, so no public offering or share allocation applied. All shares were fully paid in cash.

What's the endgame? The raise expands Intersport Polska's capital base; the company already reports fully paid share capital of US$3.86M. Issuance costs totalled US$11.6K, covering offer preparation and advisory work, with no underwriting fees incurred.

The signal: At roughly $2.85 million, this is a modest raise — sitting in the lower tier of tracked deals by size. For a listed retailer, a private placement to a pair of investors is a quiet, targeted way to shore up capital without tapping public markets.

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