Monday, September 28, 2015

Saipem, Eni aims deconsolidated debt to separate financial structure – Reuters Italy


       

MILAN (Reuters) – The CEO of Eni, Claudio Descalzi, reaffirms the intention of the oil major of deconsolidated debt of Saipem, which controls 43% of the capital, but on timing and ways not lean.


       

“As for Saipem’s written all over the papers and you should ask them. Chiariamente Saipem is a jewel in Italy and is an extremely complete covering all fields of energy,” he explained during the 15th energy summit.


       

He added: “What we have always said is that we wanted deconsolidated debt because they have 100% of a company that controls 43% is fictitious because the company works to our competitors and is therefore healthier than any has its financial structure. We do not want to go out by Saipem, but we want to put ourselves in a correct situation where everyone manages and controls its finances “.


       

Asked if an announcement will be made on the occasion of the business plan of Saipem on 27 September Descalzi merely say that “what is the plan of Saipem.”


       

According to some sources, to Saipem deconsolidated debt of 5.5 billion euro, there would be several options in the study: the possibility that Eni yields a share of about 15-20% of Saipem to CDP and subsequently increased capital of no less than 3 billion no sottoscrito by Eni or the launch of a recapitalization in which Eni would not participate.


        

       

(Giancarlo Navach)


       

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