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Aircraft and finance. Four companies remain in the race for the privatization of Portuguese airport operator ANA

Lisbon, Portugal - Lisbon hopes to raise more than 2.5 billion Euro from the sale

The race for the privatization of ANA (Aeroportos de Portugal), the State-owned operator company of several airports in Portugal, lost a competitor: Portugal's Mota-Engil SGPS SA, which was involved together with Colombia's Grupo Odinsa SA, renounced. Therefore there are just four companies left: Germany's Fraport AG alongside with Industry Funds Management Pty Ltd, Portugal's Sonae Sierra with Argentina's...

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Rome, Italy, 12/12/2012 18:21
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