Spanish infrastructure group Acciona has reportedly received around 20 non-binding offers for its parking business worth some EUR 200 mln. Spanish papers reported on Tuesday that the company is now to shortlist five parties to pass to the second round of the bidding process, which is being coordinated by Dutch banking group ING.
Spanish infrastructure group Acciona has reportedly received around 20 non-binding offers for its parking business worth some EUR 200 mln. Spanish papers reported on Tuesday that the company is now to shortlist five parties to pass to the second round of the bidding process, which is being coordinated by Dutch banking group ING.
BolsaCinco reported that the company has been approached by local firms such as Casa Grande de Cartagena, the investment holding of the Spanish family Del Pino, as well as Saba, Abertis' parking unit and private equity group Proa Capital, but also by international companies such as France's Vinci. Binding offers for the assets are due by 22 December.
