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Market |
Energy and Utilities |
Report Type |
Market Research |
Country |
Global |
Published |
28 October 2009 |
Number of Pages |
10 |
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Publisher |
Datamonitor |
File Format |
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As part of the Financial Deals series, Datamonitor presents its quarterly analysis of merger and acquisition activity in European energy markets. This presents an examination and commentary on deals, alliances and takeovers amongst European gas and power utilities The brief considers the financial, strategic and political implications of individual agreements, in the context of wider trends.
Scope
*Details, analysis and opinion of critical mergers and acquisitions in Europe's energy sector.
*The setting and backdrop to all the deals, explaining their historical context and the current climate in which the utilities operate.
*An assessment of the implications recent mergers and acquisitions will have on the national and regional markets.
Highlights
Following months of speculation, German energy giant E.ON has agreed on a sale price of EUR2.9 billion for Thüga, a holding company with minority stakes in 90 municipal energy suppliers across Germany. The deal will see Germany's fifth largest energy supplier go to Integra and Kom9, both consortia of almost 50 communally-owned energy companies.
European energy giants are looking to reduce shares of generating capacities at home in exchange for slice of each other's foreign markets In a chain of deals that will ultimately enhance the competitive landscape of European power markets, several national energy champions have entered into multiple asset swaps.
Swedish utility Vattenfall is understood to be in talks with EDF with a view to acquiring a stake in UK nuclear generator British Energy. Vattenfall, Europe's fourth largest power group by generation was one of several major European utilities to show an interest in bidding for BE in Q1 last year, but in the end did not mount a bid.
Reasons to Purchase
*Keep track of Merger & Acquisition activity in Europe's energy sector.
*Compare the strategies of major utility players and how M&A feeds into these policies.
*Position yourself for potential future deals and market opportunities.
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