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The Rosatom Corp., a company controlled by the Russian state, holds discussions to sell a 49% share that holds it at a nuclear power plant worth $25 billion and on...
The Rosatom Corp., a company controlled by the Russian state, holds discussions to sell a 49% share that holds it at a nuclear centre worth $25 billion that it builds in Turkey, transmits Bloomberg, taken by Agerpres.
Russian state-owned Rosatom Corporation is in talks to sell to Turkish and foreign investors 49% of the stake in the Akkuyu nuclear power plant worth $25 billion, which it is building in Turkey.
Rosatom Seeks to Sell 49% Stake in Turkey’s $25 Billion Akkuyu Nuclear Power Plant
Russia’s state-owned nuclear energy giant Rosatom is actively seeking to sell a 49 percent stake in the Akkuyu Nuclear Power Plant, a $25 billion project under construction on Turkey’s Mediterranean coast. Talks are underway with both Turkish and international investors, according to a senior company official cited by Bloomberg on Tuesday. Anton Dedusenko, chairman of the board at the Rosatom subsidiary overseeing the project, revealed during th…
On the basis of international tensions and rising financial pressures, Russia is looking for partners for an energy project of historical proportions: the Akukuyu nuclear centre in southern Turkey.
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