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Changes in the composition of the JSW SA Management Board

Today (January 3rd), the Supervisory Board of Jastrzębska Spółka Węglowa SA decided to dismiss Wojciech Kałuża from the position of Vice-President of the JSW Management Board for Development.

Tomasz Cudny, President of the JSW SA Management Board, has taken over as the Acting Vice-President of the Management Board for Development.

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Deputy Minister visits the Budryk mine

On Tuesday (24 February), Deputy Minister of State Assets Grzegorz Wrona paid a working visit to the Budryk mine in Ornontowice. During his visit the Deputy Minister familiarized himself with the mine’s current operations and the progress of work related to the…

 Memorandum of Agreement signed at JSW S.A.

Today (13 February), the Management Board of JSW S.A., together with the Representative Trade Unions and with the participation of Deputy Minister of State Assets Grzegorz Wrona, signed a Memorandum of Agreement on adjusting labor costs to the Company's current…

 The result of the referendum at JSW S.A.

In the referendum that ended today, JSW S.A. employees voted in favor of adopting the Suspension Memorandum of Agreement.

 Savings at JSW also at the level of Management and Supervisory Boards

Due to the difficult financial standing of JSW, the members of the Company's Management Board will request a reduction in their salaries so that it is adjusted to the Company's current financial situation.

 Announcement by the Ministry of State Assets

For many months, the management of the Ministry of State Assets has been consistently taking steps to develop an optimal remedy plan for Jastrzębska Spółka Węglowa, which is in a very difficult financial position.

 JSW has obtained approval from the Social Insurance Institution (ZUS) to pay contributions in installments

Jastrzębska Spółka Węglowa has received approval from the Social Insurance Institution to pay part of its contribution liabilities in installments.
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