SEPI to sell remaining state assets this year

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Spain's Sociedad Estatal de Participaciones Industriales (SEPI) is confidently proceeding with its privatization program. The organization, which is Spain's state holding company, has announced that it is prepared to launch a last set of deals. Privatizations could bring $3 billion worth of fresh capital to Spain's equity markets in coming months. About $16 billion in state assets have been disposed of by SEPI.

Government domestic functions, Spain, National Government Enterprises, Management

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The business of privatizing state-owned entities

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The difficulties in privatizing state-owned entities (SOE) are discussed by Sharad Apte and Simon Moodie of LEK Consulting. Requirements necessary for the effective privatization of a SOE are also discussed.

United States, Australia, Government regulation (cont), Indonesia, New Zealand, Government Enterprises-State, Laws, regulations and rules, Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Government business enterprises, Public enterprises, Moodie, Simon, Apte, Sharad

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