Economy May 19, 2016 13:18
Business risk Vattenfall is reduced if power group may sell its German brown coal assets, according to the rating agency Standard & amp; Poor’s (S & amp; P). As Moody’s did last week confirms the S & amp; P while Vattenfall’s credit rating.
Vattenfall has made up with Czech EPH for the sale of German brown coal assets, but the deal must be approved by the Government of Sweden to be completed. Stock Photography.
“We see the proposed sale of Vattenfall’s German lignite assets as positive for the company’s business risk,” wrote S & amp; P, which expects that the government will approve the sale of lignite the Czech EPH.
Negative outlook
the deal is controversial, when, according to critics could lead to an expanded or extended lignite use in Germany. It has led to a betrayal debate on the Green Party for a possible go-ahead for the deal from the government.
A decision on how the government’s position on the deal is expected shortly from the Industry Minister Mikael Damberg (S). Waterfall requested ownership coordination of 18 April and Damberg promised that a decision “within a few months.”
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