National Grid has sold a majority stake in its gas transmission business to the same Australian bank which attracted heavy criticism for its past ownership of key UK infrastructure assets.
The FTSE 100 group confirmed in the early hours of yesterday that it had agreed to sell a 60 per cent stake in its UK gas transmission and metering business, which it calls NGG, to a consortium of overseas investors, including Macquarie.
The other party involved in the consortium is BCI, one of Canada’s biggest institutional investors.
The sale implies an enterprise value of £9.6 billion for NGG, about what analysts had thought it was worth. Macquarie and BCI have the option to buy the rest of the business next year.
National Grid expects that
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2022-03-27 23:01:00Z
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