Veolia Wants to Start Rail Services in Poland

08.07.2008 (14:25)

Veolia Transport of France is making a second attempt to get a license to sell regional rail transport services for individual clients in Poland, Bloomberg reports referring to the Wall Street Journal Polska.

Poland's railways regulator, which turned down the previous request because of a lack of necessary documents, plans to rule on Veolia as soon as possible, the watchdog's Chief Executive Officer Wieslaw Jarosiewicz told the newspaper.

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Poland: PLN 120m to Renovate Railway Station in Wrocław

18.12.2008 (13:18)

PKP, Polish state-owned railways, estimate that the cost of renovating of the Central Railway Station in Wrocław will come to around PLN 120m (EUR 30.2m).

PKP PLK's PLN 18 billion for Euro 2012

17.12.2008 (13:37)

PKP Polskie Linie Kolejowe (PKP PLK) wants to spend approx. PLN 18 billion for investments for Euro 2012. The company will modernize 9 railway sections with a total length of 936,9 km.

Poland: 40,800 PCC Intermodal Containers

16.12.2008 (16:49)

PCC Intermodal transported 40,800 containers between January and October 2008. It is much more than in the whole 2007 when 15,000 containers were transported.

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30.12.2008 (12:39)

A holding company for Russia's top heavy machinery manufacturer Concern Tractor Plants group of companies has successfully completed a listing procedure on the Frankfurt stock exchange.

Gazprom's IFRS Half-yearly Net Profit up 80% to $19.6 Bln

30.12.2008 (12:09)

Russian energy giant Gazprom said on Tuesday its first-half yearly consolidated profit under International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) attributable to equity holders rose 80%, year-on-year, to 573.76 bln rubles ($19.6 bln).