Statkraft secures all shares in Brazilian subsidiary

”With 100 percent ownership in our Brazilian subsidiary, we gain greater flexibility in the implementation of our strategic plans,” says Statkraft-Executive Vice President.

Statkraft ejer 14 vandkraftværker og fire vindmølleparker med en samlet installeret kapacitet på ca. 450 MW i Brasilien. | Photo: Statkraft

by ANDERS LIE BRENNA

Statkraft writes in a press release that the company has acquired 18.69 percent of the shares in its Brazilian subsidiary Statkraft Energias Renováveis (SKER) from Fundação dos Economiários Federais (Funcef), the third largest pension fund in Brazil. This means that Statkraft owns all the shares in its Brazilian subsidiary.

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