Zofia Paryła graduates. Energa shareholders do not approve resolution regarding former president

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Resolutions to remove former vice president for communications Adrianna Sikorska, former vice president for corporate affairs Janusz Szurski and former vice president for operations and climate Dominik Wadecki were also not passed.

The company’s general meeting of shareholders agreed to remove Michał Perlik, the former vice president of finance, from his position to fulfill his duties. At the end of March, when all other members of the Management Board, including Zofia Paryła, were fired, the Supervisory Board entrusted him with the temporary role of President.

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Dismissal is an act of expressing support for the activities of a member of the Management Board. It is granted not to the Management Board as a collective body, but to each of its members individually.

related Parilla may say goodbye to his positionThis was known after the October elections, when the coalition won a majority on October 15. For ten years, she has been associated with the company he once managed, Elektroplast Daniel ObatekUntil recently, President OrenAs Rzeczpospolita writes, she worked there as an accountant. When Daniel Obajtek took office as mayor of Péchim, Paryła worked as chief accountant of the local municipal social welfare centre. In 2017, after Obajtek assumed the position of President of Energa, he also became Vice President of Energa Centrum Usług Wspólnych.

There will be no profit sharing

At Energa’s general meeting of shareholders held on Thursday, it was also decided to allocate the entirety of the company’s 2023 net profit of 37.6 million zlotys to replenish capital.

Energa is a company of the Orlen Group. According to the company, Energa’s distribution network consists of power lines with a total length of 196,000 meters. km, covering about 1/4 of Poland’s area. In 2023, Energa Group generated 3.4 TWh of electricity and 22.4 TWh of electricity. Retail sales amounted to 17.1 TWh, and the share of renewable energy in own production was 46%.

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