Oct 5 (Reuters) – CD Projekt CDR.WA rose 9 percent at the open on Wednesday after the Polish video game maker laid out long-term plans for a new game lineup in a strategy update and launched a share buyback.
Shares, which have lost about 40% of their value so far this year, were up about 12% at 122.6 zlotys at 0705 GMT, outperforming Warsaw’s blue-chip index .WIG20.
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