GDANSK, Aug 3 (Reuters) - Four Polish state-controlled
utilities and energy companies, Energa ENGP.WA , PGNiG
PGN.WA , PGE PGE.WA and Enea ENAE.WA , announced on
Wednesday that they had signed a conditional deal to sell their
stakes in anthracite mine operator Polska Grupa Gornicza (PGG)
to Poland's State Treasury.
Under the conditional deal, each company will sell all of
its stake in PGG for the total price of 1.00 zloty for all held
shares.
(Reporting by Patrycja Zaras and Mateusz Rabiega; Editing by
Alison Williams)
((Patrycja.Zaras@thomsonreuters.com;))