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Der spanische Energiekonzern Gas Natural Fenosa steht vor einer milliardenschweren Übernahme in Chile. Wie das Unternehmen am Montag der Madrider Börsenaufsicht (CNMV) mitteilte, wird es für den chilenischen Strom- und Gaskonzern CGE (Compañía …

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habe mir zur peergroup-Erweiterung ein paar Stücke zugelegt

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straddle mit €20 und €22 aufgemacht;

effektiver Einstand 19,46

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Info zum Markt:

Weiterhin erhielt P³ im Mai Rückflüsse durch den Verkauf von
Madrileña Red de Gas (MRG). Ein Konsortium bestehend aus
EDF Invest (Investitionsgesellschaft des französischen Stromversorgers
EDF), Gingko Tree Investment (Geschäftseinheit
des chinesischen Fremdwährungsadministrators) und PGGM
(niederländische Pensionskasse) übernahm 100% von MRG,
dem drittgrössten Gasverteiler Spaniens. Dadurch wurde die
Investition von Partners Group komplett veräussert. MRG betreibt
ein 5'500km langes Versorgungsnetzwerk von Mittel- und
Niederdruckleitungen welches 842'600 Anschlüsse in und um
Madrid bedient.

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solide Zahlen, Divi wird auf 93c erhöht

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Gas Natural Fenosa to expand LNG fleet, eyes FSRU

Spanish LNG operator, Gas Natural Fenosa intends to expand its LNG fleet by chartering four new carriers and incorporating one floating regasification unit.

The company intends to invest €8.1 billion in various projects during the 2016-2018 period and €14 billion by 2020, with €1.2 billion dedicated to the fleet expansion, Gas Natural Fenosa said in its statement last week.

Further €400 million will be invested into the LNG sector by 2020, under its new strategic plan for 2016 – 2020, chairman, Salvador Gabarró and CEO Rafael Villaseca said.

Gas Natural Fenosa aims to respond to the predicted growth in demand for LNG by the addition of 11 bcm to its sales volumes, which will begin supplying from 2017 to 2021.

It is looking to up its gas sales volumes to 32 bcm by 2018, from its current sales volumes that stand close to 27 bcm, in an attempt to boost the competitiveness and flexibility of its portfolio.

GNF expects LNG to have a larger share in the energy sector as the mix of power generation shifts towards renewables and natural gas.

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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 49.919.613 von R-BgO am 05.06.15 15:47:57

der Put zu 20,00 wurde ausgeübt;

2,10 pro Aktie Verlust

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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 52.644.392 von R-BgO am 18.06.16 11:21:10

habe neuen put gelegt

Sep17@17,- zu 1,31

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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 49.102.943 von R-BgO am 18.02.15 10:45:50

man sollte wissen, dass SDG

Gas- und Stromnetze betreibt...

aktuelle Dividende 1 Euro

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Gas Natural Fenosa sees decline in profit


Spanish LNG operator Gas Natural Fenosa reported a 15 percent lower net profit of 930 million euros (US$1.03 billion) in the January-September period when compared to a year ago.

Earnings before tax and amortisation (Ebitda) for the nine-month period were 3.64 billion euros, down 6.8 percent on year, Gas Natural Fenosa said in a statement on Wednesday.

GNF said these numbers were affected by a “very demanding macroeconomic and energy environment which had a particular impact on the contribution by the gas procurement and supply business.”

Total gas sales for the first nine months dropped 0.9 percent to 213 TWh, due to a decline in Spanish sales which fell by 5.3 percent to 111.4 TWh.

GNF, that according to its website has a fleet of 8 LNG tankers with a capacity of 1.2 million cubic metres, spent 206 million euros in September this year on the purchase of a new LNG carrier. The vessel was acquired under financial lease, Spanish utility noted in the statement.

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sollte eigentlich gut für alle Terminalbetreiber sein...:


Spain’s imports of liquefied natural gas (LNG) in December rose over 61 percent compared to the same month in 2015.

According to the data provided by the Spanish LNG terminal operator, Enagás, LNG imports reached 20.2 terawatt hours (TWh) in December 2016, as compared to 12.5 TWh in the corresponding month a year ago.

The majority of imports came from Nigeria and Peru, followed by volumes from Algeria, Qatar, Angola and Norway.

Spain’s total natural gas imports reached 40 TWh, showing a 20 percent increase from 33.4 TWh in December 2015.

The cold snap that hit most of Europe did not avoid Spain as average temperature recorded during December has been 1.1ºC below that recorded during the same month in 2015.

Enagás’ Sagunto regasification plant received seven out of the total 25 LNG cargoes imported into Spain during the month under review. Enagás’ report shows that the Huelva LNG import terminal received six cargoes, four landed in Barcelona, Cartagena and Bilbao import terminals received three cargoes each while two were delivered to the Mugardos LNG terminal.

According to the report, Spain, the world’s largest re-exporter of liquefied natural gas, did not re-export any cargoes during the month of December 2016.

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Gas Natural Fenosa in $1.2 bln Italian assets sale

Spanish LNG operator Gas Natural Fenosa closed the sale of its Italian companies and assets in two separate deals with 2i Rete Gas and Edison, totaling €1.02 billion ($1.2 billion).

The closing of operations, which is anticipated to take place between December 2017 and March 2018, is subject to the corresponding approval by the competition authorities, GNF said.

2i Rete Gas will acquire 100 percent of Nedgia, GNF’s natural gas distribution company in Italy, and is also buying Gas Natural Italia, the company that groups all of Gas Natural Fenosa’s corporate activities in that country for €727 million.

Also, in a separate agreement, Edison is acquiring 100 percent of Gas Natural Vendita Italia, the gas and electricity marketing company for Gas Natural Fenosa in Italy, as well as the gas supply contract of 11 TWh/year, starting in 2020 in a deal valued €293 million.

After the operation closes, Gas Natural Italia will continue to provide corporate services to Nedgia as well as Gas Natural Vendita.

The decision to sell its companies and assets in Italy comes following a review of its businesses and its position in Italy, after taking into account the new legal framework relevant to obtaining the distribution authorizations.

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Spain’s Repsol sells Gas Natural stake to CVC

Spanish energy giant Repsol has agreed to sell its 20 percent stake in compatriot utility Gas Natural Fenosa to CVC Capital Partners investment fund.

The deal is worth 3.82 billion euros ($4.69 billion).

Repsol will sell the stake to Rioja Bidco Shareholdings, controlled by CVC, for a price equivalent to around 19 euros per share.

Capital gains from the sale were around 400 million euros, Repsol said in a statement on Thursday.

Gas Natural Fenosa is one of the main LNG operators in the world. It has stakes in liquefaction plants in Egypt and Oman, and in regasification plants Saggas in Spain and Ecoeléctrica in Puerto Rico.

It has also a fleet of 9 LNG tankers with a capacity of 1.4 million cubic meters, according to its website.

Criteria Caixa, the company that owns the Caixa bank is the largest shareholder in Gas Natural Fenosa with a 24.4 percent stake.

Repsol and Criteria Caixa signed a near 4-billion-euro deal to each sell a 10 percent stake in Gas Natural to Global Infrastructure Partners in September 2016.

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die haben auch gleich eine Meinung:

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Spanish LNG operator Gas Natural Fenosa has decided to follow the change in the market and change its name to Naturgy after 175 years.

The company said it aims to focus on innovation, digitalization, simplicity, as part of its new path undertaken by the company with the Strategic Plan 2018-2022.

This new name will cover the company’s businesses in Spain and internationally. In this manner the new brand of the parent company will be Naturgy Energy Group, the company said in a statement.

The company unveiled the new brand to its shareholders during the shareholders general meeting held in Madrid.

The main focus areas, highlighted by the company have been the environment, simplicity, technological innovation, digitalization and globalization.

The meeting was chaired by the executive chairman of Naturgy, Francisco Reynés, who noted that the company’s strategy over the next four years will focus on efficiency and optimization of Opex, Capex and the capital structure.

With the new name, the company unveiled changes to the shareholders and board of directors.

Last May the company Rioja Bidco Shareholdings, controlled by funds advised by CVC and part owned by Corporación Financiera Alba, acquired the 20 percent of the capital held to date by Repsol.

Previously, in September of the previous year, Global Infrastructure Partners (GIP) acquired a stake in the company following the acquisition of 20 percent of the capital from the two chief partners of the company, Criteria Caixa and Repsol, in equal parts.

Following the arrival of the new partner CVC, the energy company’s capital is now held by Criteria Caixa (24 percent), GIP (20 percent), CVC (20 percent) and Sonatrach (4 percent), while the remainder is distributed between the retail and institutional markets.

The company’s board has been reduced from 17 to 12 directors. The general meeting ratified the appointment of Francisco Reynés as chief executive officer, Javier de Jaime (Rioja Bidco Shareholdings), and José Antonio Torre de Silva (Theatre Directorship Service Beta) both as proprietary directors, and Pedro Sainz de Baranda and Claudio Santiago, both as independents. It also approved the re-election of Ramón Adell and Francisco Belil.

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