Polish pensions buy 16% of local energy company
Polish open pension schemes ended up being the biggest subscribers to the government’s share offer for 16% of Enea – Poland’s third-largest power group. The government intends to sell the remaining 51% it owns in Enea later this year for a control premium. RWE was in negotiations late last year to buy 67% of Enea but the sale fell through over price disagreements.
16 January 2013•2 mins read
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