KATOWICE, Poland, June 8 (Reuters) - Shareholders in
Poland's second biggest power producer Tauron TPE.WA rejected
on Wednesday the management proposal to pay dividend for 2015.
The state-run Tauron planned to pay out 175 million zlotys
($45.84 million) or 0.10 zlotys per share in dividend.
"Considering the current situation of the company, not
paying out the dividend is favourable," Tauron's CEO Remigiusz
Nowakowski told Reuters.
Poland's treasury ministry, which has a 30.06 percent stake
in Tauron, stood to receive around 53 million zlotys from the
2015 payout.
For 2014 Tauron paid out dividend of 0.15 zlotys per share.
($1 = 3.8176 zlotys)