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Capodichino, partita a quattro per il controllo di Gesac

Napoli, Italia - Oltre agli australiani di Macquarie c'è la cordata di Punzo, poi Aeropuertos e Tecno Holding

Sono quattro i candidati all'acquisizione del 65% di Gesac, società di gestione dell'aeroporto internazionale di Napoli-Capodichino, messa in vendita per 300 milioni di Euro dagli spagnoli di Grupo Ferrovial attraverso Baa. In testa c'è la cordata napoletana di Gianni Punzo, presidente di Cis-Interporto di Nola, vista con favore dalle istituzioni. Infatti il timore è quello di cedere il controllo de...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 1076001
Roma, Italia, 06/26/2007 17:28
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