KGHM's logo is seen in front of its headquarters in Lubin, southern-western Poland, in this July 29, 2011 file picture. REUTERS/Kacper Pempel
WARSAW (Reuters) - Two foreign-owned mining firms have challenged the Polish government over what they see as the unfair allocation of copper and potash extraction permits to state-controlled miner KGHM.
Poland's environment ministry, which allocates concessions, denied it gave preferential treatment to KGHM over Canadian Miedzi Copper, which has filed a lawsuit, or British firm Darley Energy, which has submitted an appeal.
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