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Le indiscrezioni (peraltro non ancora confermate da GDF-Suez) parlano di dismissioni di asset per 4 mld euro da effettuare nei prossimi 2 anni e di incremento del taglio dei costi precedentemente previsto (si passerebbe da 1,95 mld euro a 2,10 mld euro), mentre il debito salirebbe comunque del 27% rispetto ai valori precedenti all'operazione di acquisizione di International Power.
Si vedrà la reazione delle agenzie, dopo ovviamente le conferme da parte di GDF Suez.
In calce, il comunicato stampa ufficiale delle due società che illustra i tratti principali dell'agreement.
GDF Suez Should Widen Debt, Identify More Cost Cuts - Union
First Published Thursday, 2 September 2010 11:12 am - © 2010 Dow Jones
PARIS -(Dow Jones)- French power group GDF Suez SA (GSZ.FR) should widen its debt 27% and cut costs by EUR2.1 billion rather than EUR1.95 billion after merging with U.K.-based International Power PLC (IPR.LN), French union Confederation Generale du Travail said Thursday.
In a statement issued after a meeting between GDF Suez's management and the group's European works council Wednesday, CGT said the merger plan could lead to jobs being cut rather than created, while the newly created group could sell assets worth up to a total of EUR4 billion in the next two years.
No one at GDF Suez was immediately available for comment.
CGT demanded guarantees that no job will be cut in the three years following the transaction, it said.
GDF Suez and International Power agreed to merge assets globally, consolidating their position in the U.K. and U.S. while strengthening their business in fast-growing emerging markets.
Under the terms of the transaction, GDF Suez will inject its assets outside of continental Europe into International Power in a tie-up that would create the world's largest independent power producer with more than 66.1 gigawatts of generating capacity.
After the deal is completed, GDF Suez, with its 70% stake in the new International Power, would become the world's largest utility by revenue, with annual revenue of EUR84 billion.
Earlier this year, GDF Suez announced plans to cut costs by EUR1.95 billion in 2011, through a cost-efficiency plan called Efficio.
Si vedrà la reazione delle agenzie, dopo ovviamente le conferme da parte di GDF Suez.
In calce, il comunicato stampa ufficiale delle due società che illustra i tratti principali dell'agreement.
GDF Suez Should Widen Debt, Identify More Cost Cuts - Union
First Published Thursday, 2 September 2010 11:12 am - © 2010 Dow Jones
PARIS -(Dow Jones)- French power group GDF Suez SA (GSZ.FR) should widen its debt 27% and cut costs by EUR2.1 billion rather than EUR1.95 billion after merging with U.K.-based International Power PLC (IPR.LN), French union Confederation Generale du Travail said Thursday.
In a statement issued after a meeting between GDF Suez's management and the group's European works council Wednesday, CGT said the merger plan could lead to jobs being cut rather than created, while the newly created group could sell assets worth up to a total of EUR4 billion in the next two years.
No one at GDF Suez was immediately available for comment.
CGT demanded guarantees that no job will be cut in the three years following the transaction, it said.
GDF Suez and International Power agreed to merge assets globally, consolidating their position in the U.K. and U.S. while strengthening their business in fast-growing emerging markets.
Under the terms of the transaction, GDF Suez will inject its assets outside of continental Europe into International Power in a tie-up that would create the world's largest independent power producer with more than 66.1 gigawatts of generating capacity.
After the deal is completed, GDF Suez, with its 70% stake in the new International Power, would become the world's largest utility by revenue, with annual revenue of EUR84 billion.
Earlier this year, GDF Suez announced plans to cut costs by EUR1.95 billion in 2011, through a cost-efficiency plan called Efficio.
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