The transaction reduces the NFP of the Group by about a third, with very positive impacts on economic and financial indicators

• Energia Alternativa and Solter are owners of PV assets respectively for 3.9 MWp and 3.8 MWp.

• Amount due of the sale  equal toto Euro 7.47 million

• Enterprise value of the assets equal to Euro 63.2 million

• Payment of the amount due will be made by cash by October 30, 2015

 

TerniEnergia, smart energy company active in the fields of renewable energy, energy efficiency, waste and energy management, listed on the Star segment of the Italian Stock Exchange and part of Italeaf Group, has signed an agreement with L&T City Real Estate Ltd, a company based in London, for the sale of 50% of the shares held by TerniEnergia in the companies Alternative Energy Srl and Solter Srl, owners of photovoltaic plants of industrial size for the total capacity respectively of 13.9 MWp and about 3.8 MWp.

The transaction is part of the new strategy adopted by TerniEnergia Group in the energy sector, that intends to pursue the objective of strengthening the most innovative energy management activities and to enhance the industrial management of power generation plants, through debt reduction and promoving new partnerships with leading international investors in the green and renewables sectors. The agreement allows to achieve the goal of reducing the NFP of the Group by about a third, with very positive impacts on economic and financial indicators of TerniEnergia

The total amount due of the sale is equal to Euro 7.47 million. The sale price was determined on the DCF (Discounted Cash Flow) of individual companies, and in particular the of the cash flows that photovoltaic systems are able to generate excluding operating costs and the cost of debt. The enterprise value of the assets sold is approximately of Euro 63.2 million.

The payment by L&T City Real Estate Ltd will be made by cash by 30 October 2015. The transfer of the shares of Energia Alternativa and Solter are subject to conditions subsequent related to the lack of consent of the transaction expressible by the financing banks.