WARSAW, March 28 (Reuters) - Polish billionaire Zbigniew
Jakubas has bought an additional 7.8 percent in the country's
No.2 telecoms operator Netia NET.WA from a local fund
management firm MCI Management MCI.WA for 158 million zlotys
($42 million), MCI said late on Friday.
Jakubas, who controls his Netia stake via a fund and his
minting company Mennica Polska MNCP.WA , raised his share in
the telecom to 33.7 percent. The businessman is Netia's largest
shareholder.
MCI sold the stake at 5.86 zlotys per share, compared to a
5.93 zloty Netia share price at the market close on Friday. MCI,
which will have no Netia shares following the transaction, said
it had booked a 19 percent return on its investment.
The deal will be finalised on April 9, with a possible
postponement to April 15, MCI said.
($1 = 3.7639 zlotys)
(Reporting by Adrian Krajewski, editing by David Evans)
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Keywords: POLAND NETIA/MCI MANAGEMENT