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AgustaWestland acquista Pzl-Swidnik

Roma, Italia - L'azienda italo-inglese rileva l'87,61% della società polacca

Con un contratto da 329 milioni di zlotj polacchi (79 milioni di Euro) AgustaWestland (AW), azienda del gruppo Finmeccanica, ha acquisito ieri l'87,61% della società polacca costruttrice di elicotteri ed aerostrutture Pzl-Swidnik. Con questa quota, aggiunta al 6,2% già in suo possesso, AW arriva a controllarne il 93,81%. Ora si attende l'approvazione da parte dell'antitrust ed il completamento dell'operazione è...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 1108328
Roma, Italia, 08/19/2009 13:36
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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