The Suez group denounced Tuesday “
unprecedented and irregular conditions
”, the day after the agreement on the buyout by Veolia of 29.9% of its capital held by Engie, an operation it continues to consider “hostile”, in a press release.
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On Monday evening, Engie's board of directors decided to accept Veolia's offer and sell it its shares in Suez, despite the vote to the contrary by the state, in the midst of a showdown between the two French flagships water and waste treatment.