Mennica Polska S.A. manufactures and distributes minting and engraved/medallist products in Poland and internationally. It operates through three segments: Mint Products, Electronic Payments, and Real Estate Development. The company produces and sells mint products, including circulation and collector coins; golden and silver investment products comprising bars and bullion coins; tokens and other mint products; and engraved/medallist products, such as medals, distinctions, badges, seals, date stamps, and fineness marks, as well as engages in the marketing and sale activities relating to the promotion and distribution of collector coins, numismatic products, and investment products consist of gold bars and bullion coins. It is also involved in electronic payments, including operating city-card systems, sale of urban transport and railway tickets, prepaid cards, proceeds from parking charges, maintenance services, and sale of equipment. In addition, the company delivers real estate development projects, and leases office and storage spaces. It serves foreign issuers, domestic and foreign distributors of mint products, collectors, investors, and corporations interested in token products; local governments operating public transport, railway companies, and private individuals; and institutional customers and natural persons. Mennica Polska S.A. was founded in 1766 and is based in Warsaw, Poland.
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