The Basque Minister of the Industry is convinced that Trilantic and the Basque consortium under the leadership of Sidenor “reach” an imminent agreement “, and is important for the dismissal of Vice -President of Talkgo:” It is part of the approach. ”
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The Minister of Industry, Energy Transfer and Sustainability of the Basque Government, Mikel Jaureegiis confident that the agreement between the Trilantic Fund and the Basque consortium led by Sidenor comes from “Today” and “Well”. In your opinion, the transaction for Acquire 29.77 % of TallGO It is “threatening” for what has been “optimistic” in the light of the development of the operation.
In an interview granted to Radio Euskadi, Jauregi remembered that since Sidenor his purchase offer improved last Thursday, They negotiated every dayIn a more intense way every day: we spoke yesterday morning and last night (…) Today we said, “Well it is it,” this has to leave today, somehow leave and, but it is, but but It has to go well. “
The counselor, who had the mobile on the table during the interview, waiting for the good news, has had an importance for the dismissal of the Vice President and adviser to Talgo, José María Oriol Fabra, and has framed it in the acquisition process: ” It is part of the approach “
Jaureegi has had words of thanks and praise for the owner of Sidenor, José Antonio JainagaHe said “from the start for the roots” thrown from a company that “was born in Euskadi and had to leave Madrid for the scourge of terrorism.” Like stressed, Jainaga had “a personal commitment” so Talgo “can return home.”
In this context, he remembered that the Basque offer proposes that the registered office returns to Álava, although he has clarified that this issue must have the support of the board of directors. “We will do it, but now it touches what it touches. And now what it touches is that we reach the agreement,” he emphasized.
Future of Guardian Llodio
In a different order of things, and questioned by the closure in four months of the Guardian Glass factory in Llodio (Álava), he has revealed that there is “”Four interested investorsThree from Euskadi and one out “, and that one of the projects is” very advanced “. Possible investors.
The counselor claims that he feels “empathy and proximity” for plant employees and their families, but has emphasized that “things should be done well”.
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