Fund to raise 200 million euro to invest in distressed assets Fund manager CRG Capital has announced a joint project with the EBRD to start a fund to buy distressed assets in CEE.
Poland's nuclear plans take shape While Germany is busy phasing-out its nuclear power plants in order to meet obligations made back in 2000 and Lithuania reluctantly shuts down its Ignalina nuclear plant due to its pre-accession pledge to the EU, Poland has been moving in quite a different direction.
Polish LNG company gets three offers to build LNG port Polish state-owned company Polskie LNG has received offers to build a liquefied natural gas, or LNG, terminal from three consortia, which include Italian, Korean and Polish builders it shortlisted last year, the company said.
Polish stocks slump 12% from January peak Polish stocks tumbled, driving the benchmark index down almost 12 percent from its January peak, as deepening concern over European sovereign debt dragged banks and commodity producers lower.
Fiat to acquire GM stake in engine JV The engine manufacturing joint venture is located in the special economic zone of Bielsko-Biala.
FX Energy Q4 production nearly triples Independent oil and gas company FX Energy Inc said its fourth-quarter production nearly tripled, helped by activity in its Roszkow well in Poland
Pimco's Michael Gomez says ‘Stay Away From the Euro' Cites Polish budget gap as reason for Polish zloty weakness
Polish power prices seen too low for investment Vattenfall and others will not invest in new power generation in Poland until prices rise to make such outlays worthwhile
Government may not need to borrow so much this year Poland's net borrowing needs this year could be cut to 57 billion zlotys, roughly the level of last year and much below the government's original plan for 2010, the state-owned newswire PAP reports.
Poland should avoid new economy stimulus, says EU Poland expects the gap between government revenues and outgoings to be $19 billion - the highest in 20 years of democracy.
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US and Poland agree on location of new site for Patriot air-defence systems As Polish and American parties have agreed the site for the stationing Patriot missiles in Poland will be Morag in the northeast of the country near the Russian exclave of Kaliningrad.
Poland sees chance for Orlen to keep Lithuanian refining unit PKN Orlen SA, Poland's largest oil refiner, will probably reach a deal with Lithuania that will allow its Baltic unit to return to profit, avoiding a sale, Polish Deputy Treasury Minister Mikolaj Budzanowski said.
Debt troubles hit central Europe Central European currencies softened and stock markets dropped on Friday as the region's financial community reacted to the troubles experienced by the debt-laden economies of Greece, Portugal and Spain.
Unibail acquires Simon Ivanhoe for 715 million euros Deal gives buyers access to its portfolio seven shopping centers in France and Poland.
Lithuania wants gas link with Poland Lithuanian deputy energy minister Romas Szwedas has his country is interested in building a gas pipeline connecting Lithuania with Poland.
Polish stocks plunge - KGHM, Orlen, Telekomunikacja decline Poland's WIG20 benchmark stock index plunged the most in four months
Poland to see spike in M&A deals soon Requests from companies that made a board decision of 'can you find us something in Poland?' are twice as high as before the crisis
Indian BPO group expands to Krakow Intelenet Global Services Pvt. Ltd. announced the launch of a new 150-seater centre in Krakow
Poland jumps significantly to sixth place among most attractive investment locations AT Kearney report moves Poland up by 16 places.
European Investment Bank (EIB) saves the A2 autostrade in time for Euro2012 Autostrada Wielkopolska will receive a loan of 600 million pln from the EIB, even though conditions for environmental protection have not been met » Have a story idea for us?
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Polish shares fell 4% on Friday. The market is down 12% from its January 20th high.
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