The Polex Challenge Case Solution
To familiarize trainees with a few of the useful problems of privatizing business in Eastern Europe; to use regular principles of service assessment in a non-routine environment where historic info is of restricted importance and capital industry are extremely underdeveloped; to recognize possible services to the assessment issue in Central and Eastern Europe.
The situation is embeded in Poland at the start of its privatization system in 1990. Whilst aiming to improve this socialist nation into a modern-day market affordability, the Soviet bloc trading body depended on by numerous Polish business is starting to fall apart. In the middle of the financial and political unpredictabilities of the nation, where Western design capital market place do not present, Bob Persky, from Andersen, Waterman and Klein, deals with the complicated obstacle of valuing among the very first business to be privatized, Polex.
published: 01 Jan 1993
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