スペイン政府は、25%の人口衛星製造会社のHISPASTの株を、47%の株を所持しているABERTIS会社に売却の予定
La participación pública supera el 25% del accionariado
El Gobierno planea vender su parte en Hispasat a Abertis, que tiene el 47%
El Estado posee un 25% de la firma a través del Instituto Nacional de Técnica Aeroespacial
Abertis ya compró su parte también a Telefónica
EP Madrid 14 OCT 2012 - 13:21 CET
Public participation exceeds 25% stake
The government plans to sell its stake in Hispasat to Abertis, which has 47%
The state owns 25% of the firm through the National Institute of Aerospace
Abertis already bought his part also Telefónica
EP Madrid 14 OCT 2012 - 13:21 CET
The government is planning to divest the company Hispasat, which is engaged in the manufacture of satellites, in favor of the company Abertis, which already has 47% stake after acquiring Telefónica your package in February. The state owns a 25% stake in Hispasat through the National Institute for Aerospace Technology (INTA, 16.42%), the State Industrial Holdings Company (SEPI, 7.41%) and the Center for Technology Development Industrial (CDTI, 1.85%). The remaining shares consists Abertis (47%) and Eutelsat (27.69%).
Now, there is "conformity" within the Council of Ministers to undertake a process of "divestment" and therefore "can be a start of talks to divest mature shortly intensely Spanish participation for Abertis" according Congress has secured the President of SEPI, Ramon Aguirre.
Hispasat, founded in 1989, provides coverage in southern Europe, North Africa and the Americas through its fleet of commercial satellites. At the end of 2010, the Spanish satellite operator achieved a net profit of 71.4 million euros, compared with 70.6 million a year earlier, while its sales exceeded 181 million euros, compared with 150 million in 2009.
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