On Monday, Engie's board will vote on Veolia's offer to buy 29.9% of Suez.
Review of the questions that will agitate the next few days.
Does Ardian offer a real alternative to the Veolia project?
On Wednesday, just before Engie's board of directors, the investment fund headed by Dominique Senequier sent him an
“indicative offer letter”
.
Ardian, associated with investors whose name he is silent, offers Engie to buy back 29.9% of Suez, before launching a takeover bid on the remaining capital.
A project supported by the Board of Directors of Suez, unlike the firm and binding offer from Veolia.
In Ardian's non-binding offer, valid until 6 p.m. this Friday, one fundamental element is missing: the price.
Ardian plans to
"submit within ten days an indicative proposal for the valuation of the block"
, then to work six weeks before presenting the final price.
This will appear very long to Engie, who has a proposal
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