In Brief: Aegon; Elektrownia Kozienice cancels tender; Impel

The Polish Press Agency (PAP) has cited Hungarian daily Magyar Hirlap, that Europe's third largest insurer, Dutch Aegon is pondering entering the Polish market. However, the news was shot down by the company's spokesman Gijsbert Sierstsema, who stressed Poland was an interesting potential market, but the firm had no plan of entering it in the nearest future. (Rzeczpospolita, p. B7) ... The Elektrownia Kozienice power plant has cancelled its tender for the construction of its desulfurization installations as only one offer actually met the formal requirements (Parkiet, p. 5) ... Wrocław-based security and catering outsourcing company Impel announced its plans of entering the Warsaw bourse later this year, which should allow the company to collect zł. 100 million from the floor. "We plan to sell a 30% stake in our company to external investors," said Grzegorz Dzik, supervisory board president and holder of a 57% stake in Impel. The majority of this will be spent on entering the markets of Central and Eastern Europe. (Puls Biznesu, pp. 1, 6) J.K.