Dec 04, 2006. /Lesprom Network/. Polish carpentry company Stolarka Wolomin mulls debuting on the Warsaw Stock Exchange (WSE) at the turn of 2008 and 2009, company CEO and main shareholder, Jaroslaw Mikos, said on November 27, 2006, according to Onet. The carpentry plans to break even in 2007 after a PLN 20 million ($6.9 million) net loss expected in 2006. Stolarka Wolomin targets to reach up to PLN 100 million ($34.3 million) revenue in 2007, up from the PLN 70 million ($24 million) planned for 2006. It also projects to generate earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) up to PLN 10 million ($3.4 million) in 2007, a turnaround from the PLN 8.0 million ($2.7 million) negative EBITDA expected in 2006. The company considers acquiring a sawmill and other smaller carpenters, Mr. Mikos added. Mikos, together with several other investors, holds some 72% in Stolarka Wolomin. Stolarka Wolomin employs some 670.