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Czech businessmen want Crystalex.
(From Access Czech Republic Business Bulletin)
Crystalex (Novy Bor, Czech Republic), bankrupted glassworks company, will probably have a new owner. Mr. Pavel Juricek, owner of the car component manufacturer Brano Group (Czech Republic), wants to buy Crystalex just in 2009 together with the ...
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