A record 2025 and a dividend unbroken for two decades
The results and dividend policy paint the picture of a company that grows and rewards investors at the same time — at a pace that has become a benchmark on the Warsaw Stock Exchange.
For Dom Development shareholders, 2025 confirmed a thesis the company has been proving for years: it can combine record sales with consistent profit-sharing. The results and dividend policy paint the picture of a mature company that grows and rewards investors at the same time — at a pace that has become a benchmark on the Warsaw Stock Exchange.
A record year in numbers
In 2025 the group sold 4,448 net units — the highest in its history — worth a combined PLN 3.46bn, in both cases up 4% on the previous record year, 2024. The fourth quarter alone brought 1,232 net units, the best quarterly result in the company's history. Revenue reached PLN 3.26bn, and consolidated net profit exceeded PLN 654m, up 15% from over PLN 569m a year earlier; operating profit stood at PLN 801m. The scale of the result was built on handovers: in 2025 the group handed over 4,228 units to retail customers (up 8% year on year) plus a further 97 units to an institutional investor in the PRS segment.
Land bank as the foundation for growth
This momentum is driven by the consistent replenishment of the land bank. In 2025 the group spent over PLN 840m on land purchases, buying plots across all its markets; by year-end, the land bank held allowed for the construction of more than 18,800 units. The company started 2026 with projects under construction totalling nearly 7,200 units, 56% of which were already sold. At the end of 2025, cumulative sales still to be recognised in future results covered more than 5,200 units worth over PLN 4bn — a secured revenue stream that shields the company from quarter-to-quarter fluctuations.
An uninterrupted dividend for 20 years
Dividend policy is a cornerstone of the company's relationship with shareholders. For 2025, the company is paying a dividend for the twentieth time in its history — uninterrupted since its stock market debut in 2006. The total payout is PLN 14.00 per share: this comprises an advance of PLN 7.00 per share, paid on 9 December 2025, and a second tranche — also PLN 7.00 per share, or roughly PLN 180.6m — with the dividend record date of 25 June and payment on 2 July 2026. In total, PLN 361.17m will go to shareholders. Including the advance, the dividend yield reaches 5.9%. It is worth noting that this year's payout is another consecutive increase: for 2024 the company paid a total of PLN 13.00 per share, and for 2023 — PLN 12.00. For investors seeking dividend stocks with a predictable policy, this is one of the strongest arguments on the entire market.
A record 2025, a secured land bank and a twenty-year dividend history combine to define a company that pairs growth with predictability.
The consolidated profit (over PLN 654m) and the standalone profit forming the dividend base (PLN 580.8m) are two different figures. Editorial material by Method Press based on the company's reports and public sources (strefainwestorow.pl, inwestycje.pl, bankier.pl).