In Brief 2: Mostostal Gdansk; Daewoo-FSO output; TPSA; Telenet

Grzegorz Szymanski, the head of MOSTOSTAL GDANSK, has resigned from his post . The company did not reveal the reason for the resignation. A day before hi s departure the company published a consolidated financial report, which sho wed net loss of zl. 116.1 million for 2002. (Rzeczpospolita, p. B3) ... In F ebruary, DAEWOO-FSO produced 2,311 cars, which is 94 more than the previous month. In the coming months the production is to grow to around 3,000 vehicl es a month. (Rzeczpospolita, p. B1) .... The government confirmed it will t ransfer up to 46 million shares, or 3.3%, in TPSA to cash-strapped state coa l firm Kompania Weglowa. The Treasury Ministry said, "Further transfers of T PSA shares to other state firms or agencies are not planned over the coming period". (Reuters) ... Dutch telecommunication company EMERITA, operating un der the brand name of TELENET, has recently acquired two sector competitors TPZ and Elektrim TV-Tel. The group now consists of seven companies. Telenet is the only new telecommunication player on the domestic market and accordin g to analysts it will be the last one appear for the time being. The company is now third among independent operators and has roughly 100,000 subscribers . (Puls Biznesu, p. 6)A.K./M.M.