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Polish minister: “PKP Cargo has no right to go bankrupt”

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The Polish infrastructure minister, Dariusz Klimczak, maintains that PKP Cargo will not go bankrupt. The company is “too important”, he says. The minister already sees improvements at the company.

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Future of PKP Cargo

Polish minister: “PKP Cargo has no right to go bankrupt”

Image: ANP/SIPA USA. © SOPA Images

The Polish infrastructure minister, Dariusz Klimczak, maintains that PKP Cargo will not go bankrupt. The company is “too important”, he says. The minister already sees improvements at the company.

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PKP Cargotabor is having a difficult time determining its future business plan. Following in the footsteps of parent company PKP Cargo, the maintenance subsidiary was…
Restructuring PKP Cargo signs two more agreements for the transfer of its employees

PKP Cargo has signed letters of intent with Koleje Wielskopolskie (KW) and Koleje Mazowieckie (KM) on the transfer of its employees. Earlier, the state freight…
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