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Bulgaria's Capman Green Energy Fund [BUL:C4P] said on Wednesday that it signed a deal on December 18 to acquire 100% of local Sevko Bulgaria for an undisclosed price, reports Renewables Now.
Capman Green Energy Fund intends to build a solar park on property owned by Sevko Bulgaria in the town of Sevlievo, in northern Bulgaria, the company said in a statement.
Capman Green Energy Fund did not disclose further details in its statement.
Sevko Bulgaria has a registered capital of 7.44 million levs ($4.3 million/3.8 million euro), divided into the same number of shares, according to data from the commercial register.
Sevko Bulgaria is a wholly-owned subsidiary of local diversified group Holding Nov Vek [BUL:6N3].
As at 11:45 CET on Wednesday, Holding Nov Vek shares traded 4% lower at 14.4 levs on the Bulgarian Stock Exchange (BSE).
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