WARSAW (Reuters) - Poland's gas monopoly PGNiG plans to cut expenses and sell non-core assets to offset the rising cost of Russian gas imports and to ready itself for a planned freeing of central and Eastern Europe's largest gas market.
The state-controlled group's chief executive told Reuters in an interview that it would publish a two-year strategy in October assuming plans to cut costs, consolidate its units and spin off assets.
"We must put a cap on costs to account for an unfavorable gas tariff, the necessity to invest and reduce debt," Grazyna Piotrowska-Oliwa said.
(Reporting by Pawel Bernat and Maciej Onoszko, editing by William Hardy)
Relacionados
- UPN exige a Barkos que "asuma el fracaso de su proyecto y deje de intentar engañar a los ciudadanos"
- PSOE Murcia pedirá en el Pleno que el Ayuntamiento asuma la gestión y recaudación total de tributos a partir de 2013
- Economía/Finanzas.- El fiscal pide a Anticorrupción que asuma la investigación sobre sueldos de Caixa Catalunya
