Poland's Tauron aims to pay dividend in next years if possible, CFO says
WARSAW, March 31 (Reuters) - Polish state-controlled utility Tauron aims at dividend payouts in next years if financial results allow it, Chief Financial Officer Krzysztof Surma told a news briefing on Tuesday. Tauron on Monday said it would recommend paying a its first dividend in 12 years citing record financial results even as its strategy has been targeting to resume dividend payments no later than in 2029. (Reporting by Marek Strzelecki) ((Marek.Strzelecki@thomsonreuters.com;))
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