In brief: Carlsberg and Okocim; new Gdansk cargo terminal; J&S Energy

Danish beer maker Carlsberg has extended its deadline for buying shares in Okocim. Carlsberg's offer, of zl.16.25 per share, is more than a third above the current stock market price. The Danish brewery, which already owns over 50% of Okocim, intends to increase its stake to 75%. (Puls Biznesu, p. 7) ... Port Lotniczy Gdansk-Trojmiasto (PLGT) is planning to build a new cargo terminal in Gdansk, at a cost of $3.7million. According to the company's president, Wlodzimierz Machczynski, the tender for the project will take place next year. (Prawo i Gospodarka, p. 4) ... J&S Energy plans to start trading on the electrical energy market. The company, which currently imports and exports chemical and petroleum products, is also considering setting up a liquid gas distribution network. (Puls Biznesu, p. 6) A.Z.