News

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  08-03-2010

  The WSE Becomes a „Recognised Stock Exchange”

  The Warsaw Stock Exchange received the “Recognised Stock Exchange” designation from HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC). The designation awarded to the WSE Main List and the retail EU-regulated segment of Catalyst will make these markets more attractive and accessible for UK-based investors.     
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  05-03-2010

  Poland exports to UK grew by GBP 350 m in 2009

  Despite the global crisis prevailing last year, bilateral trade exchange between Poland and the UK continued to develop in 2009 increasing by GBP      
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  04-03-2010

  Mielec Special Economic Zone expands

  The Polish government has issued a regulation on adding 63 hectares in the eastern cities of Lublin and Rzeszow to the Mielec special Economic Zone (SEZ), the Government Information Centre (CIR) informed.     
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  22-02-2010

  Poland not affected by financial turmoil in euro-zone

  According to ‘Financial Times’, the financial perturbations in Greece, Portugal and Spain had little impact on CEE markets. Investor interest in Poland and the Czech Republic remains high.     
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  17-02-2010

  The PPP market in Poland in 2009

  According to a report prepared by Investment Support which provides a summary of the first year of the Public-Private Partnership Act and the Act on Concessions for Building Works and Services being in force, 41 advertisements on concessions and public-private partnership were published in 2009. The Report is under the patronage of the Polish Information and Foreign Investment Agency.     
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  12-02-2010

  18 largest turbines in Poland started generating electricity

  Suwałki Wind Farm, an RWE investment, has gone on-stream. Wind turbines will provide electricity to at least 40 thousand households.     
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  09-02-2010

  World Bank: Poland has strong fundamentals

  Against the backdrop of a slow recovery of the world economy, Poland emerges as one of the few European and Asian countries that got through the recession without going into negative growth.