Former Pekaes management may face third complaint

Jan Dalgiewicz, the new president of Poland's biggest road transport c ompany, Pekaes, has said he is thinking of filing a complaint with the public prosecutor after accusing the company's previous board of financial mismanagement. Despite optimistic forecasts presented only recently by outgoing president Albert Borowski, Pekaes is now in serious financial difficulties, having posted a record loss in 2001 of zl.13 million. Da lgiewicz would not be the first to make an official complaint about the activities of the company's previous management. Already the prosecutors in Warsaw and Grodzisk Mazowiecki are investigating accusations of misman agement filed by Pekaes minority shareholders and the company's labor union. (Puls Biznesu, p. 4) M.K.