Sep 12, 2005. /Lesprom Network/. In an interview with Parkiet, Barlinek wooden floors manufacturer chairman Pawel Wrona said that there is wide interest in the company's IPO. In his opinion the price bracket PLN6.4-7.3 ($2.0-2.3) is attractive in the light of recently published financial forecasts, stipulating net profit growth in 2007 at PLN85.1 million ($26.5 million). Barlinek has approximately 65% share on the domestic market. The company is considering several foreign locations for investment, especially in Russia and Ukraine, where there is a good supply of cheap labour, and markets are expanding. Barlinek plans organic growth, but does not rule out acquisitions. The public offering includes 22 million shares. Individual investors may subscribe for 5.5 million shares. Subscription ends on Friday. After the debut, 25% of the company's capital will be traded. Michal Solowow, Barlinek's main shareholder, declared that he will not sell his almost 75% share package for at least two years.