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Publikacja: 09.10.2004 08:58

Banking

PKO BP stock sale starts Monday

Thousands of people begun lining up at more than 900 branches of PKO BP over the weekend in order to get a chance to buy shares of the country?s largest bank in a ?first-come, first-serve? stock sale starting Monday. Polish government promised special incentives to retail investors who participate in the IPO, including a guarantee that orders up to 20.000 zloty will be filled in full. However, the government has set a national quota of 720 million zloty for people buying PKO BP as part of a special privatization sale.

Chemicals

BorsodChem eyes acquisitions

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in Poland

Shares of Eastern Europe?s largest PVC plastics maker, Hungarian BorsodChem Rt. begun trading at 34.7 zloty, up 1.8 percent from their sale price on Friday. The stock, Warsaw bourse?s second dual listing, closed at 33.5 zloty. Institutional investors from Poland, mainly pension and investment funds, bought 7.3 million shares of BorsodChem and now own about 10 percent of the company.

BorsodChem chief executive Laszlo Kovacs has confirmed that his company is interested in acquisitions of other chemical plants in Poland and Romania. Potential acquisition targets here include Włocławek-based Anwil, now part of PKN Orlen group.

Power industry

Magedex liquidation fears exaggerated,

CEO says

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Shares of two publicly traded companies, Rafako power plant builder and Elektrim power and telecoms group fell this week on fears of forced liquidation of Elektrim-Megadex, a major power industry contractor. Rafako, which has millions of zlotys in performance bonds and unpaid debts owed by Elektrim-Megadex, lost 22.6 percent to close at 11.25 zloty on Friday. Elektrim, which owns 99 percent of Megadex, shed more than 8 percent.

Chances are that Elektrim will save the company by giving it additional assets or guarantees, Megadex CEO Tomasz Holc says. Warsaw-based company run into trouble because of the six-year dispute with Polish tax authorities over a 54-million zloty VAT tax refund.

Financial services

Societe Generale to expand leasing portfolio in Poland

SG Equipment Leasing Polska, a leasing unit of France?s Societe Generale financial group, seeks to expand its leasing portfolio by as much as 40 percent to PLN 650 million this year, chief executive Lech Zeyer said on Friday. By next year SG Equipment Leasing Polska, which has just changed its name from Franfinance Polska, hopes to lease 800 million zloty worth of trucks and industrial equipment. Sales are set to rise 43 percent to PLN 81 million, Zeyer said. SG Equipment Leasing Polska is expecting profits of at least 15.6 million zloty. SG unit has 5.7 percent of the Polish market, excluding real estate.

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