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July 11, 2011
Poland will sell 44,556,840 shares or a 59.41% stake in listed chemicals firm Police to its peer ZA Tarnow in a tender offer and intends to sell its 40.88% stake in ZAK to Tarnow without delay, the Treasury Ministry announced in a press statement.
ZA Tarnow chemicals announced a tender offer for 66% in market peer Police at 11.5 zlotys per share on June 15.
The Treasury Ministry made its decision "after analyzing the offered price and taking into consideration other aspects, including the internal situation of both companies, market outlook and synergy effects increasing the value and competitiveness of the capital group resulting from the transaction," the statement read.
"Favorable sentiment in the chemical sector is the right moment for further changes in this sector," Treasury Minister Aleksander Grad is quoted as saying. "Such a consolidation process constitutes preparation for a full privatization of this part of the chemical sector."
Poland, which holds a 52.53% stake in ZA Tarnow, intends to sell all of its 20,549,000 rights to new-issue shares but will consider participating in Tarnow's SPO if it fails to sell all rights at a satisfactory price, the Treasury Ministry said in the same press statement.
Source: The Warsaw Voice