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WIG20 loses 1.24 percent but turnover falls 40 percent

Warsaw (Puls Biznesu) – WIG20 eded the day at 2,092.33 points, or 1.24 percent lower. On Friday, the index grew 2 percent. Since its last bottom of January 21st, the index has risen 15.5 percent and exceeded the level of 2,100 on Friday. Shares worth nearly PLN 850 m (EUR 217.6 m) changed hands. It is much, but 40 percent less than on Friday when he turnover amounted to PLN 1.

Connex wants to privatise SKM municipal railway

Warsaw (Puls Biznesu) – Connex, French transportation company, listed in Paris, with EUR 4 billion of sales a year, has submitted the only offer for the privatisation of Szybka Kolej Miejska (SKM) in Gdansk-Sopot-Gdynia municipal region. The privatisation should ended this year.

Mittal Steel to explain to government delay in investments

Warsaw (Puls Biznesu) – In Mach, Eurostrategy consulting company will finish its report ordered by the European Commission evaluating restructuring process in Polish steel plants. Mittal Steel Poland, which controls around 70 percent of the Polish market, has not started the projects worth PLN 1.7 billion (EUR 434.5 m) it promised in the privatisation agreement.

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Poland: BPH wants to have PLN 1 billion of net income this year

Warsaw (Puls Biznesu) – Bank BPH had PLN 788 m (EUR 200.1 m) of net income last year, or 144 percent more than in 2003. The company remains Poland’s third largest bank behind PKO BP and Pekao S.A. Shares of BPH rose 1 percent yesterday as the market expected the results.

Merged Telmax and Spin IT companies earn PLN 20 m

Warsaw (Puls Biznesu) – Telmax and Spin, IT companies which merged at the end of 2004, had in 2004 PLN 148 m (EUR 37.6 m) of sales and PLN 20 m of net income. In 2003, Spin had sales of PLN 102 m, and Telmax PLN 25 m. Net income of Spin amounted to PLN 25 m but the company warned it would be difficult to repeat it. Telmax had loss in 2003.

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KW coal producer plans PLN 3 billion of investment

Warsaw (Puls Biznesu) – Kompania Weglowa (KW), Europe’s biggest mining company, has prepared its strategy for the years 2005-10, which should lead to its privatisation. KW, which last year had PLN 430 m (EUR 108.8 m) of net income, against PLN 599.9 m of loss in 2003, is going to reduce employment by 10,000 people within five years.

SAP otwiera centrum rozwojowe w Budapeszcie

SAP planuje otwarcie centrum rozwoju oprogramowania w Budapeszcie, napisał WirtschaftsWoche w artykule, który zostanie opublikowany w czwartek.

Elektrim stays stable despite bankruptcy file

Warsaw (Puls Biznesu) – Although Alstom filed a suit for bankruptcy of Elektrim, the latter managed to stay stable on the stock exchange yesterday. Alstom one of construction companies working at PAK power plants modernisation, filed the suit against Elektrim, the owner of 50 percent in the plant. Shares of the latter fell to PLN 5.2 (EUR 1.3), or 4.5 percent.

Irish Alltracel wants Polish PHF pharmacy holding

Warsaw (Puls Biznesu) – A mysterious Irish pharmacy company which submitted an offer to buy Polish PHF pharmacy holding is probably Alltracel. The company based in Dublin is listed on LSE. Although it improves results every year, with its EUR 4.6 m of sales in 2004 it is forty times smaller than PHF. It specialises in R&D over new medicines.

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Bank Pekao SA oczekuje poprawy wyniku operacyjnego

Bank Pekao SA, który w poniedziałek opublikował wyniki za 2004 rok, oczekuje co najmniej w następnym kwartale poprawy zysku operacyjnego wobec osiągniętych w IV. kw. 2004 roku 415,02 mln zł, podał bank w komentarzu do wyników.

Więcej dla przedsiębiorstw

Dlaczego Gazele Biznesu powinny zainwestować środki pozyskane z funduszy unijnych w rozwiązania wspomagające zarządzenie przedsiębiorstwem?

Tylko w ten sposób mają szansę dotrzymać kroku swoim konkurentom europejskim, gdyż poziom informatyzacji polskich przedsiębiorstw należących do sektora MSP jest obecnie dużo niższy.

Kleiber: Liczę na zgodę KE w sprawie dyrektywy o patentowaniu oprogramowania

Minister nauki i informatyzacji prof. Michał Kleiber liczy, że Komisja Europejska zgodzi się na ponowne rozpatrzenie projektu kontrowersyjnej dyrektywy o patentowaniu oprogramowania komputerowego. "Jeśli Komisja przychyli się do prośby Parlamentu, to będziemy mogli nanieść pożądane przez nas poprawki do projektu dyrektywy.

Poland: Irena glass plant to be saved by its three shareholders

Warsaw (Puls Biznesu) – On Tuesday, the financial shareholders of Irena, Poland’s biggest crystal producer, will introduce their representatives to the supervisory board of the company. ‘We want to restructure the company’, Bogdan Krolewski, the CEO of Minex, Irena biggest shareholder said. Until now Minex managed Irena.