PKN to vote on Boardroom changes, after problems over Rekon contract

According to unofficial information reported by Parkiet, the supervisory board of PKN Orlen which is to meet on September 25 will vote on changes to the board of the petrochemicals group. If the motion will not be supported by the majority of the board, one of the members has reportedly threatened to file criminal charges against the supervisory board. The propositions to force changes to the top management was a result of several problems in the boards explanations including an issue of a contract signed with Rekon, a company responsible for rebranding Orlen. Doubts were also expressed in relation to the purchase of one of the gas stations in Warsaw. The management has said that the purchase was consulted with a person responsible for the company's investments. However this person has officially denied any involvement. (Parkiet, p. 1) A.K.