Poland - Factors to Watch on July 13

WARSAW, July 13 (Reuters) - Here are news stories, press
reports and events to watch which may affect Poland's financial
markets on Monday. ALL TIMES GMT (Poland GMT + 2 hours):

PUBLIC DEBT

Poland's public debt would exceed 50-51 percent of GDP this
year and it cannot be ruled out it would hit 55 percent, a
deputy finance minister was quoted as saying on Monday.
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PRIVATISATION

Poland's 2009 budget revenues will reach 12 billion zlotys,
Terasury Minister Aleksander Grad reiterated in Gazeta Wyborcza
daily adding it would also be an absolute minimum for 2010. He
added next year would bring privtisations of energy group Tauron
and two chemical makers, Pulawy and Police.

PKO

Poland's largest bank PKO PKOB.WA is determined to
complete a 5 billion zlotys ($1.6 billion) rights issue this
year despite the dismissal of its chief executive, his interim
replacement was quoted as saying. [ID:nLB203671]

KGHM

Europe's second largest copper miner KGHM KGHM.WA will
finish selection process for a new chief executive by end-July,
the head of its supervisory board told Reuters.

ENERGY SECTOR

Labour unions from Poland's state-owned energy companies
threaten with strikes should the government push ahead with its
privatisation plans for the sector, daily Rzeczpospolita
reports.

News editor of the day: Gabriela Baczynska

NOTE - For a diary of forthcoming events see [PL/DIARY] and
a calendar of east European economic indicators see
[CONV/DIARY].

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