French energy major Engie has seen “multiple expressions of interest” since its previous deal was blocked by regulators.
The company is looking for an interested company to purchase its 69.1% stakes in its subsidiary, Glow Energy, for US$3 billion after Thailand's energy regulator blocked the multi-billion-dollar sale to state-owned PTT Group. The Energy Regulatory Commission has turned down the proposal of PTT to acquire the majority stakes in Glow Energy over worries the deal would create a monopoly within some industrial areas.
Engie is now in talks with interested investors including I Squared Capital.
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PTT subsidiary Global Power Synergy has agreed to buy Engie’s 69.1% stake in Glow Energy. The deal will allow PTT to triple the size of its power generating arm, expanding capacity to 4,835 MW
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