Ardian, EQT and Norges withdraw bids for Acciona Energía, leaving the €10 billion sale without buyers
Ardian, EQT and Norges Bank, the three finalist funds in the auction for 100% of Acciona Energía, have decided not to continue with their binding bids, according to sources close to the deal. The high price demanded by the sellers and the difficulty of raising €10 billion in financing explain the withdrawal. The Entrecanales family, which owns 80% through Acciona, is left without buyers for its renewables business and is weighing alliances with other companies in the sector or with the funds themselves.
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- Ardian, EQT and Norges Bank, the auction finalists, are dropping their binding bids for 100% of Acciona Energía.
- The price demanded by the sellers and the difficulty of financing €10 billion held back the bids.
- The Entrecanales family, which owns 80% via Acciona, expected to raise about €8 billion to cut the group's debt.
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