In brief: Daewoo-Motor; RG, MOL and Rotch; energy privatization; Okecie

Unofficial sources say that if Korea's Daewoo-Motor were to withdraw from Warsaw-based Zeran plant, production would be limited to the Polonez and Lanos car models only. (Prawo i Gospodarka, p.1,3) ... Nafta Polska, the majority owner of Rafineria Gdanska (RG), Poland's second largest oil refinery, announced on Monday that it would hold parallel talks with Hungary's MOL and Britain's Rotch Energy on the sale of the refinery. Exclusive rights for privatizing RG are likely to be granted to a single bidder within the next several weeks. (Rzeczpospolita, B3; Reuters) ... The Treasury said on Monday that in 2001 it would privatize only one power distribution group -the country's leading G-8 conglomerate- four heat and power plants, and two electricity generators. (Rzeczpospolita, p.B2; Reuters) ... Two companies, French Bouygues Batiment and Germany's Hochtief, are rumored to have been chosen for the second stage of the tender for modernizing the Warsaw-Okecie airport terminal. The name of the company selected will be made known in June of this year. (Puls Biznesu, p.6) M.T.