Economy Minister Arantxa Tapia has confirmed that they are considering staying on their board of directors, but through the Finkatuz fund, in case the company gambles on the stock market.
Euskaraz irakurri: Eusko Jaurlaritzak ez du Artechetik ateratzeko asmorik, “bazkide fidagarria” of the erakutsi duelako
The Minister of Economic Development, Sustainability and the Environment, Arantxa Tapia, has assured that the Basque government is not considering selling its shares in the Arteche group, a company that is considering going public and in which it participates through its venture capital fund (6.4%), since 2015 the executive has “enough confidence to be a reliable partner.” “We don’t create problems,” he said.
Likewise, it has confirmed that they are considering staying on the Council, but through the Finkatuz Fundin case the company bets on the stock market.
With the Mungia (Bizkaia) based business group, dedicated to the production of components for the electricity industry, looking to take advantage of the electrification “boom” to raise money by making the jump to parquet, the consultant underlined that, since taking office in 2015, he believes he has “been on a journey that has instilled enough confidence that at this point in time” the Executive “a reliable partner for them” because it doesn’t cause any problems.
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