In Brief: PGNiG; Energomontaz Polnoc; Fewer flats built; PKO/Credit Suisse

The supervisory board of POLISH OIL AND GAS (PGNiG) has dismissed deputy president Stanislaw Jakubowski. The official reason for the dismissal has not been given. Jakubowski was an author of a report which criticized PGNiG's agreements with Gazprom. (Gazeta Wyborcza, March 15-16, p. 24) ... ENERGOMONTAZ POLNOC (EP) has signed a contract worth zl. 6.5 million with Ponticelli Freres of France. Under the contract EP will supply pipelines which will be installed in a Norwegian refinery. (Rzeczpospolita, March 15-16, p. B2) ... According to GUS estimates around 18,100 flats were built in January 2003, which is 14% less than in January 2002. (Gazeta Wyborcza, March 15-16, p. 25) ... PKO/CREDIT SUISSE'S net assets grew by almost zl. 210 million in February 2003. At the end of the month the total value of assets managed by PKO/ Credit Suisse five funds was zl. 5.82 billion (Gazeta Finansowa, March 15-21, p. 9) A.Z./J.K.