(PKN ORLEN) is a major petrochemical and chemical producer in Poland and the largest refiner in Poland. Headquarters are located in Plock.

PKN ORLEN is a major Polish petrochemical producer, including 90 subsidiaries, involving major Polish PVC manufacturer ANWIL company, caprolactam manufacturer ZAKLADY AZOTOWE PULAWY and ZAKLADY TARNOWIE MOSICACH company, carbonyl alcohol manufacturer ZAKLADY AZOTOWE KEDZIERZYN company.

Oren Company is an enterprise engaged in the refining, production and sale of gasoline, fuel oil and other petroleum products. Oren now sells gasoline to a growing number of motorists through 1,900 gas stations, and also supplies liquefied natural gas to factories in Poland and asphalt to builders. Bitumen produced by Ören is used in the construction and maintenance of Poland's ever-expanding road network.

Robert said that he must realize the merger of Oren and MOL. When he gets there, he'll have a bigger company than his other competitor, Austria's OMV refinery. OMV also has a target - to increase its stake in MOL by 9%.

After a string of mergers in Eastern Europe over the past two years, MOL is looking to take Romanian oil and gas group Petrom into its hands.

Some analysts believe that Robert's ultimate goal is to complete a "three-way merger" that includes Oren, MOL and OMV, resulting in a region with $25 billion in sales Sex energy giant. According to industry insiders, even by Western standards, such an enterprise can be considered a large company.

There are many cultural, organizational and political problems that arise from the merger of two companies, and the merger of three companies is of course even more troublesome. Robert not only stated that he would not shrink back from the challenge, but also said that no matter what difficulties he encountered, he would establish the largest energy company in Eastern Europe and achieve his goal as quickly as possible.