Head of Polish copper giant KGHM sacked

The supervisory board of KGHM Polska Miedź, one of Poland's largest state-owned companies, on Tuesday sacked its president Marcin Chludzinski and vice-president for foreign assets Jerzy Paluchniak, according to a company press release. Gazeta Wyborcza concludes that this was the result of a political war for control of KGHM waged by Deputy Prime Minister Jacek Sasin and Speaker Elżbieta Witek with Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki.

Marcin Chludzinski had been the head of the copper company since 2018.

Source: Money.pl