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Gulf Arab states' investment arms are interested in the privatisation of Poland's leading fertiliser makers Pulawy and Police, the head of Polish investment agency PAIiIZ said on Tuesday.
"There are a couple of sovereign wealth funds interested in a passive form of investing," Pawel Wojciechowski told reporters.
He mentioned Kuwait Investment Authority and Qatar's sovereign wealth fund as being interested in investments ranging from the purchase of a stake in the Warsaw Stock Exchange and Polish shipyards to real estate and the chemicals sector.
Poland has earmarked 12 billion zlotys ($3.9 billion) from the sale of the state-controlled companies in the next year's budget, but the global financial crisis could makes these plans difficult to achieve.
Earlier this year the government unveiled plans to consolidate the state-controlled chemicals companies into two larger groups and sell them to investors by the end of 2010. (Reuters)
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