Pololetní výsledky energetické společnosti ČEZ ovlivní prodej rumunských aktiv firmě firmě Macquarie Infrastructures and Real Assets (MIRA), který byl dokončený na konci letošního března.
Praha - Pololetní výsledky energetické společnosti ČEZ ovlivní prodej rumunských aktiv firmě firmě Macquarie Infrastructures and Real Assets (MIRA), který byl dokončený na konci letošního března. Druhé čtvrtletí tak bylo první, kdy chyběly peníze z provozu těchto aktiv, příjmy z prodeje naopak mohou navýšit celoroční hospodářské cíle ČEZ. Shodli se na tom analytici, které oslovila ČTK. Výsledky za pololetí i samotné druhé čtvrtletí oznámí společnost v úterý ráno.
Eighteen months after the start of the divestment process, CEZ Group has successfully concluded a transaction in which its Romanian assets have been acquired by funds managed by MIRA. Seven Romanian companies (Distributie Energie Oltenia, Ovidiu Development, Tomis Team, MW Team Invest, CEZ Vanzare, TMK Hydroenergy Power and CEZ Romania) are thus changing their owner.
The sale is part of CEZ Group’s strategic plan to divest selected assets in some countries. In Romania, CEZ Group remains active in the area of trading (through CEZ Trade Romania) and providing modern energy services (through High-Tech Clima).
In line with the new strategy, CEZ Group launched a divestment process of its Romanian assets in September 2019. A high level of competition among investors was maintained throughout the entire transaction. MIRA’s offer was the most attractive of all the submitted bids. The transaction was approved by the European Directorate-General for Competition and subsequently
CEZ will remain active in Romania, after the takeover by Australian group MIRA
Mihai Gongoroi (TRANSLATED BY COSMIN GHIDOVEANU)
• (Interview with Ondrej Safar, CEO of CEZ Romania)
• The auction price for CEZ assets was the main selection criterion and MIRA offered the highest one
• We are in line with the estimated asset transfer schedule
The CEZ Group will remain active in our country after the transfer of assets to the Australian group Macquarie Infrastructure and Real Assets (MIRA), focusing on energy trading and energy services, Ondrej Safar, CEO of CEZ Romania, said in an interview.
He told us that the transfer of assets is in line with the estimated schedule. The documentation for approval was submitted in November 2020, and in the first days of this year the company received the favorable opinion of the European General Directorate for Competition. The transaction must also be approved in the Supreme National Defense Council (CSAT). Safar also said that t