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Home›Green Marine›Stocznia Gdansk shipyard to have Italian and Ukrainian investors
Green Marine

October 30, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Stocznia Gdansk shipyard to have Italian and Ukrainian investors

Italian FVH will buy shares worth PLN 20m (EUR 5.2m). Another stake will be acquired by Ukrainian Donbas. Stocznia Gdansk shipyard is going to invest PLN 200m. First, it needs PLN 50m. The Agency of Industrial Development (ARP) has agreed to raise the shipyard’s capital by PLN 20m at first. The inve

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Italian FVH will buy shares worth PLN 20m (EUR 5.2m). Another stake will be acquired by Ukrainian Donbas.

Stocznia Gdansk shipyard is going to invest PLN 200m. First, it needs PLN 50m. The Agency of Industrial Development (ARP) has agreed to raise the shipyard’s capital by PLN 20m at first. The investor would have a 25 percent stake.

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