New owners of Polski Express are eyeing the railways

Polski Express, the largest private coach network on the Polish market, has new owners. As for now, however, their names are still confidential, but it is known they are mainly Polish businessmen. The company's new strategy is connected with diversification, including long-term plans to invest in various means of transportation such as the railways. Presently, it is interested in the privatization of both Polish State coach service (PKS) and Polish State Railways (PKP). Polski Express has already placed an offer to take over the Warsaw Commuter Train (WKD) line. Polski Express president Adam Wasiak has complained about administrative barriers, which, according to him, could have a negative influence on the company's activity. (Puls Biznesu, p.5) A.D.