Madrid, 17 July 2015.- A Chinese company is postulated to buy the Central Airport Ciudad Real , located in the Spanish autonomous community of Castilla-La Mancha, through bankruptcy for just 10,000 euros.
It is an amount well below the asking price, 40 million euros, or very ridiculous when compared with the 450 million it cost to build it.
The Chinese group Tzaneen International, dedicated to investments in infrastructure projects, has presented today a bid for 10,000 euros through a public auction to acquire the Central Ciudad Real Airport, the first private enterprise built in Spain, reports El Confidencial.
The offer does not mean that the purchase is closed, to be less than 70% of the valuation, ie less than 28 million euros. Now within 20 business days open until mid-September, so that another bidder may submit a bid higher purchase.
According to a company statement, the company plans to invest in development the airport between 60 and 100 million euros. Furthermore, its main objective is to convert the airport into a knot of communication between Chinese companies and Europe.
Tzaneen International, a commercial launched in Madrid in March 2015 with just 4,000 euros of capital, was the only company who bid to acquire the airport. This is because that airport, the first private international of Spain, closed since 2012 because of low profitability and lack of investment.
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