Five investors line up for Enea, says Minister

"We are considering two options. One of them envisages that the state will retain a 50% stake plus one share. An investor would then receive 20%, while 15% would be directed at financial and individual investors. The other option envisages selling 25% shares to an investor, while 20% would be floated. A maximum half of the latter figure would be sold to the EBRD," said Deputy Treasury Minister Dariusz Witkowski. He went on to say that both options are equally possible, but sector investors are interested in at least a quarter of the shares. The minister refused to name the investors, but claims there are five of them. One can suggest that Enea is interesting proposition for a majority of European power companies. (Puls Biznesu, pp. 1, 6) M.M.