In brief: Polish guns to get EU funds; Dwory in Czech negotiations; Integer.pl to be WIG-listed

The company managed to enter the European technology platform, which will have a budget of EUR 87 billion at its disposal over the next eight years. (Rzeczpospolita, p. B4) M.M. ... Czech chemical concern Unipetrol has granted Oświęcim-based chemical plant Dwory exclusive negotiation rights for the purchase of Kaucuk Kralupy. According to Czech media speculations, the Polish investor offered EUR 150 million for the company. (Parkiet, p. 1) ... In 2007 Integer.pl, a Kraków-based distributor of marketing parcels, is planning to debut on the bourse. The company has 75 regional outlets and employs 7,300 people. Its largest clients include Media Markt, Auchan, Lidl, Plus Discount, and Deichmann. (Parkiet, p.10)