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Aircraft and finance. Hochtief once again trying to sell its airports

Essen, Germany - Potential buyers invited to submit their offers

According to some reports of media of the finance sector, Hochtief is trying once again to sell Hochtief AirPort, the airport management division of the German construction company, after a first sale attempt failed in 2012: in that case the offers which were presented by France's Vinci and China's HNA Group (about 1 billion Euro) were refused since the Essen-based firm valued its subsidiary as much...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 1150009
Rome, Italy, 02/22/2013 15:09
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