Enter Air to debut WSE and raise PLN 100 mln

Poland's largest charter airline Enter Air may start trading its shares on Warsaw bourse in mid July and intends to raise PLN 100 million in order to modernize its fleet, Puls Biznesu daily reported. "We are considering a few ways to obtain capital. At this moment, the stock exchange appears to be the best option," Grzegorz Polaniecki, general director at Enter Air. Polaniecki added that the company is waiting for the Polish financial watchdog KNF to approve its prospectus. According to teh data gathered by Puls Biznesu, the airline is going to issue new shares. "The debut is possible to take place in mid July," an anonymous source cited by the daily said.