das ist 40% weniger als sie dafür 2007 bezahlt haben als sie Repower übernahmen.
Am 19 Januar findet ein Treffen mit den Kreditgebern statt,die zustimmen müssen ,und man braucht die Zustimmung der Aktionäre .Trotzdem macht Suzlon weiterhin Verluste obwohl man in den letzten Reporten von postivem Ebitda sprach.Man ist derzeit dabei einen Corporate Debt Restructuring plan umzusetzen,der im Januar 2013 von 19 Banken akzeptiert wurde
Debt ridden wind turbine maker Suzlon is in advanced talks with US-based private equity fund Centerbridge Partners for the sale of its 100 per cent German subsidiary Senvion SE, sources privy to the development told ET Now.
The deal is likely to be valued at around 1 billion euro ( convert into rupee crores), which is a 40 per cent discount to Suzlon's 2007 acqusition of Senvion, formerly called REpower, in 2007.
Suzlon, which currently has a debt of over Rs 16,000 crore, is looking to retire as much as Rs 4,000 cr of debt by March 2015, Chairman Tulsi Tanti told reporters on the sidelines of the Vibrant Gujarat Summit.
The company has also called for a meeting with lenders on Monday, January 19 to take stock of the contours of the deal, the sources cited above told ET Now.
The sources also added that Suzlon will require lenders' approval before finalising the deal.
Suzlon is currently in the process of implementing a Rs 9,500 cr CDR (Corporate Debt Restructuring plan), which was approved by a consortium of 19 banks in January 2013.
However, the company continues to make losses due to the huge interest overhang. This scenario persists despite Suzlon reporting positive ebitda for the past three consecutive quarters.
Experts say Suzlon will want to sell Senvion SE and focus on its India operations in the wake of the Modi government's thrust on the Renewable Energy Bil. The bill seeks to ensure that 10 per cent of the country's power requirement is met by renewable energy sources by 2020.
In response to an email query from ET NOW, a Suzlon spokesperson said, "As a policy we do not comment on market speculation and rumours"
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