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Ferrovial Completes Its Departure From the Airport of Heathrow with the Sale of 5.2% to Ardian for 552 Million Euros
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Ferrovial has closed its departure from the London airport of Heathrow. The company of Spanish origin and headquartered in the Netherlands has completed this Thursday the sale of 5,25% of the matrix that controls the British infrastructure, FGP Topco, to the Ardian investment fund, which has disbursed 466 million pounds sterling (551 million euros). Through this operation, Ardian has also acquired 2,65% of FGP Topco from La Caisse and 2.1% of th…
Ferrovial announced in February that it had reached a binding agreement with the Ardian investment fund for the sale of 5,25% that it owned at London Heathrow airport (more data in Ferrovial sells to the Ardian fund all its participation in Heathrow). A pact that has been completed this Thursday, with what the Spanish multinational is deriving from the participation that had in FGP Topco, the matrix that controls that airfield. That fund has pai…
By virtue of the sale, Ferrovial, La Caisse and USS have sold all their shares, amounting to 5.25%, 2.65% and 2.1% respectively, for a total amount of GBP 887.5 million, corresponding to GBP 466 million (approximately EUR 551 million) for Ferrovial's share. "As a result of the transaction, Ferrovial will recognize an estimated profit of EUR 31 million at 30 June 2025, in addition to the profit already recorded in 2024 as a reasonable value of th…
MADRID, 3 (EUROPA PRESS) Ferrovial has completed the sale to the investment fund Ardian of its 5,25% stake in the London airport of Heathrow, which will report an estimated profit of 31 million euros, according to the National Securities Market Commission (CNMV).The company has already announced this operation [...] The Ferrovial ticket completes the sale of its 5,25% in Heathrow with capital gains of 31 million euros appears first in Forbes Spa…
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