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TWO POLISH chemical plants could be fully privatised under plans being drawn up by a government agency last week.
State oil and chemicals agency for strategy and privatisation, Nafta Polska, said it had received Treasury Ministry instructions to prepare for a possible state sell-off of Zaklady Azotowe Pulawy (ZAP) and Zaklady Chemiczne Police.
The state currently holds a 71% stake in caprolactam, melamine and nitrogen fertiliser producer ZAP--following an initial public offering (IPO) of about 29% of the firm in October--and an 80% stake in Police, a titanium dioxide and urea fertilisers producer.
Nafta Polska said public offerings of the firms would ...