The Spanish government approved Friday Public Offering (IPO) of airport operator Aena, clearing the way for its IPO in February. Image of a passenger in Terminal 4 at Barajas airport in Madrid Adolfo Suarez on November 6, 2014
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The Spanish government Friday approved the Public Offer (IPO) of airport operator Aena, clearing the way for its IPO in February.
“It is now possible entry of private capital in a company Aena has undergone a major restructuring,” said Soraya Saenz de Santamaria, vice president of the Spanish Government at the weekly press conference after the meeting of Cabinet .
Earlier, Aena already selected in October a hard core of shareholders which will hold up to 21 percent of its capital, the three companies selected are Ferrovial, the March group and the British fund The Children’s Investment Fund (TCI).
The offer, one of the largest IPOs in recent years, provides place up to an additional 28 percent (about 42 million shares for a total of 150 million) in the IPO , valuing the company initially between 6,200 and 8,300 million euros.
The IPO Aena was originally scheduled for last November 11, but the Council of Ministers stopped operating at the last moment by a formal defect
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