In Brief 2: Stalprodukt; NIK to look into Pątnów II; 240 wagons for Iraq

According to a draft resolution to be voted on at Stalprodukt’s shareholders meeting on 25 July, the company will spend zł.8.4 million on paying out 2003 dividends. This means that shareholders will receive zł.1.25 per share. Stalprodukt will also use zł.4.5 million to cover last year's loss due to changes in the company's accounting system. (Parkiet, p. 4) ... The Sejm Economy Commission has asked the Supreme Board of Inspection (NIK) to investigate the process of building and privatization of the Pątnów II power plant. Construction was suspended last year and its main investor, Elektrim, does have enough funds to complete it. (Parkiet, p. 4) ... Wagony Świdnica will supply rolling stock in the form of 240 cargo wagons to Iraq. Wagony Świdnica is a subsidiary company of American Greenbrier Companies. This is the company's first order from that region for 20 years. (Parkiet, p. 9) D.W.