Elektrim holders question cellular pact

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Elektrim, Poland's largest industrial company, is coming under fire from shareholders following the release of a letter describing management's attempt to divest itself of a cellular services telephone company. The 1996 letter describes how Elektrim was prepared to sell its intin Polska Telefonia Cyfrowa for an extremely low cost. Shareholders are seeking to replace upper management, who they feel have not provided adequate justification for witholding knowledge of the potential divestment.

Cellular Mobile Radio Services, Cellular and Other Wireless Telecommunications, Hydroelectric Power, Hydroelectric Power Generation, Parent-to-subsidiary activities, Cellular telephone services, Elektrim, Polska Telefonia Cyfrowa

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At Entertainment's subscriber base grows: Polish cable-TV operator nears rival's tally

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Polish cable broadcaster At Entertainment Inc. has essentially marked the market share of its competitor Cyfra Plus, through the acquisition of 100,000 new subscribers. The two companies had dicussed plans to merge earlier, but At Entertainment pulled out of discussions. The company predicts that it will produce positive earnings within the next two years.

United States, Cable Television Systems, Cable Networks, Market share, Cable and other pay TV services, Group structure, Cable television broadcasting industry, Cable television, Statistics, Cyfra Plus, At Entertainment Inc

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