Econergy International rejects takeover offer

James S Murray
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But takeover talks ongoing as key shareholder indicates it is considering selling its stake in the renewable energy firm

Renewable energy operator Econergy International has today confirmed that it has rejected a takeover bid from UK-based carbon trading specialist Trading Emissions Plc, claiming that the all-paper offer...

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