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In Brief: Elektrim, stalemate; KGT decision in June; Optimus and compaq

The board of Elektrim has only four days left to reach an agreement with its creditors. Elektrim bondholders may take over the new debt issue but only with high interest rates and warranties. Although the creditors have rejected the proposed deal, Elektrim representatives are remaining persistent. (Puls Biznesu, p. 9) ... The deputy Minister of Infrastructure Krzysztof Heller announced yesterday that the government will make its final decision on the creation of the Krajowa Grupa Telekomunikacyjna (KGT) by the end of June. KGT would provide competition to the current market monopolist TPSA. (Zycie, p. 9) ... Polish hardware producer Optimus has announced it no longer wants to co-operate with the Polish branch of Compaq in terms of computer distribution. According to the company's board the main reason behind the decision are "The changes in the strategies of both companies which foresee basing one's distribution on one's products." This year Optimus is planning to increase its PC sales by a quarter. (Gazeta Wyborcza, p. 30) M.T.K.

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