CFA Romania urges government to sell additional stakes in state-owned companies
The Romanian government could raise between RON 12 billion and RON 18 billion (EUR 2.4 billion–EUR 3.6 billion) without losing control of key state-owned enterprises by selling additional stakes, according to an analysis released by CFA…
iulian ernst · Journalist
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The Romanian government could raise between RON 12 billion and RON 18 billion (EUR 2.4 billion–EUR 3.6 billion) without losing control of key state-owned enterprises by selling additional stakes, according to an analysis released by CFA Romania. The report highlighted electricity producer Hidroelectrica, natural gas company Romgaz, and nuclear power company Nuclearelectrica as candidates for such transactions, Ziarul Financiar reported.
CFA Romania suggested that the sales could be conducted rapidly through accelerated private placements or secondary share offerings, involving 5–10% of share capital.
