In Brief: KGHM Congo project; Agora's new daily stopped; AmerBank
By the end of August, Polish copper conglomerate KGHM will have selected a consulting company which will draft a detailed strategy for the company's p roject in Congo. This involves constructing an installation for iron ore pr ocessing. According to KGHM's president Stanisław Specznik, the legal state of the foreign subsidiary has been settled. (Puls Biznesu, p. 4) ... Publis her of Gazeta Wyborcza, Agora, is likely to suspend attempts to launch a new daily. The team responsible for running the paper have been told to stop wo rk, and some of them were suggested that they take a holiday. (Puls Biznesu, p. 6) ... In the fourth quarter of 2003, AmerBank intends to offer its reta il customers new, enhanced services and banking products. So far, the bank has focused on servicing wealthy individual customers. (Parkiet, p. 5) ... Tin can producer Can-Pack intends to launch an aluminum tin plant in Ukrain e. The value of the first stage of the investment has been estimated at app roximately $35 million. If this is successful then the company will proceed with the second stage of the investment which will cost $35-40 million. (Rz eczpospolita, B3) A.Z.
