Poland's Kombinat Budowlany to be sold

The majority share in Poland-based concrete and steel producer Kombinat Budowlany is to be sold off by the Polish government by auction next month. An 85% stake in the state-owned company is to be sold on 5 September but offers from interested parties must be placed by the end of this month. The government has set the opening price for the company at €1.07million.

March 28, 2012 Read time: 1 min

The majority share in Poland-based concrete and steel producer 4518 Kombinat Budowlany is to be sold off by the Polish government by auction next month. An 85% stake in the state-owned company is to be sold on 5 September but offers from interested parties must be placed by the end of this month. The government has set the opening price for the company at €1.07million.

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