Elecnor


Elecnor makes a killing on wind subsidiary sale

20/11/23 -"Elecnor has sold its wind and solar subsidiary Enerfín to Statkraft for an enterprise value of €1.8bn. Given that the cash consideration is almost equivalent to the current market cap of €1.46bn, ..."

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Published on
20/11/23
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