Kluczyk Investments against PGE's tender offer
On May 22, the state-owned energy giant PGE announced a tender offer for the purchase of Polenergia shares. These, however, belong to Kulczyk Investments, which does not intend to get rid of them. This is determined by the current economic conditions - PGE offered a price of PLN 16,29 per share, but at the close of the stock exchange on May 23, their market value was PLN 17,30 per share.
"Polenergia SA is a long-term investment for the Kulczyk family, therefore they do not intend to respond to the announced tender offer for the sale of shares." - Kulczyk Investments announced in an official announcement.
For the representatives of Polenergia, PGE's proposal was a surprise. It is worth mentioning that the company is the largest enterprise in the renewable energy industry. In the near future, they intend to implement a project of offshore wind farms with a total capacity of 1200 MW.
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The tenement house where the PO MP lives was on fire
On the night of Friday, May 25 to Saturday, May 26, a fire broke out in the tenement house where Krzysztof Brejza, MP from the Civic Platform, has his apartment. The fire started on the west wall of the building. Fiberglass plates and the portable toilet caught fire. There was a real danger of an explosion because there are pipe installations in the burning wall in which the gas is delivered.
- The wall was blackened to a height of 10-12 meters - said Krzysztof Brejza - The view must have been terrifying. The person who did this had to take into account that it could lead to the death of the inhabitants. As the politician mentions, he submitted a notification to the police about an attempted murder.
A whirlwind in Mazovia
The inhabitants of the Lipski County in the Mazowieckie Province experienced real moments of terror. Last Saturday, around 17:00 p.m., a tornado passed there. It was destroying everything it encountered on its way. The damage belt is 200 to 250 meters wide. Luckily, there were no human casualties. Only the roofs of four households were damaged.
The protest of Krakow judges
Dagmara Pawelczyk-Woicka, the new President of the District Court in Krakow, did not gain recognition in the judiciary environment. She obtained a vote of no confidence, and Krakow judges are calling on her to step down from her position. The reasons for this reluctance are, inter alia, attempts to intimidate judges, insufficient qualifications and inability to cooperate with other court bodies. Additionally, it is emphasized that the new President began his office by purging judges, mainly heads of divisions.
The President of the District Court in Krakow herself does not comment on the case. As he emphasizes, he is left at the disposal of the Minister of Justice Zbigniew Ziobro and the National Council of the Judiciary. However, both the Minister and the National Council of the Judiciary have no objections to the person of Dagmara Pawelczyk-Woicka.
