Bertrand Camus will not lead the new Suez, resulting from the takeover bid of Veolia. Party at the beginning of September at the head of the fight to prevent Veolia from launching a takeover bid on his group, the general manager of the former Lyonnaise des eaux could not prevent the inevitable. But he still managed, with his board of directors, to force Antoine Frérot, the CEO of Veolia, to compromise within the framework of an agreement reached in mid-April: Veolia will sell assets to create a new Suez, which will weigh 7 billion euros in turnover with a strong presence in France.
Some imagined Bertrand Camus remaining at the head of this new group, owned by a consortium made up of the Meridiam and GIP funds and the CDC.
The ace.
After several weeks of reflection, the leader announced on Tuesday to the board of directors of Suez and to the bosses of Meridiam, GIP and the CDC that he did not wish to lead the new Suez.
LE FIGARO.
- You fought for months against Veolia's takeover bid for Suez,
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