WARSAW, Nov 27 (Reuters) - Here are news stories, press

reports and events to watch which may affect Poland's financial

markets on Friday. ALL TIMES GMT (Poland GMT + 1 hour):

PKO BP

Poland's largest bank by assets, PKO BP aims to

raise its assets to 200 billion zlotys ($73.45 billion) at the

end of 2011, the company's Chief Executive Officer was quoted as

saying on Friday.

GAS DEAL DELAYED

The governments of Poland and Russia have delayed signing a

new gas deal between Polish gas monopoly PGNiG and

Russia's Gazprom until early December, Polish and

Russian officials said on Thursday.

CERSANIT

Polish treasury sold its almost 2 percent stake in bathroom

fittings maker Cersanit for 44 million zlotys ($16.2

million), the ministry said on Thursday confirming an earlier

Reuters story.

WARSAW BOURSE

Warsaw may scrap plans to sell a controlling stake in its

stock exchange to a strategic investor and may aim to sell the

bourse to individual investors, investment funds and brokerages,

daily Rzeczpospolita quoted unnamed sources as saying.

TAX REVENUE HIGHER?

Budget revenues from taxes may be higher in 2009 than Warsaw

expected before, but that would not change budget deficit seen

at 27.2 billion zlotys at end-year due to lower transfers from

the EU, daily Rzeczpospolita reported, quoting analysts.

News editor of the day: Gabriela Baczynska

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