In brief: Neoplan; Netia; Rafineria Gdanska bids; Gov. delegation in Korea
Bus manufacturer Neoplan Polska is suspending development of its new z3.
60 million plant in Bolechów near Poznan, due to talks Neoplan's German
shareholder Gottlob Auwärter is holding with MAN, also of Germany. Neoplan
and MAN together already have three plants in Poland, so it might not be
prudent to build another one. (Puls Biznesu, p. 5) ... The largest private
telecom operator in Poland, Netia, has recorded a loss of z3. 455 million
in the first nine months of this year. (Puls Biznesu, page 7) ... The
deadline for preliminary bids for the second largest oil company in
Poland, Rafineria Gdanska, has been set for December 15, with up to 75% of
Gdanska up for sale. (Reuters) ... The Polish government delegation has
begun talks in Seoul on the resuscitation of the Polish arm of troubled
South Korean carmaker Daewoo. (Gazeta Wyborcza, p. 23)
