WARSAW, Dec 9 (Reuters) - Poland's second biggest power
company Tauron TPE.WA plans to review its 37-billion zlotys
($9.33 billion) investment plan and could possibly skip some of
the projects, the company's new Chief Executive Remigiusz
Nowakowski said on Wednesday.
"I think that one of our first steps will be a thorough
review of the whole investment projects portfolio. I can imagine
a scenario in which we freeze some projects or resign from the
completely," Nowakowski was quoted in a statement as saying.
Tauron's supervisory board appointed Nowakowski the
company's CEO on Tuesday.
Shares in Tauron rose by 6.75 percent to 2.53 zlotys at 1258
GMT.
($1 = 3.9677 zlotys)