Embattled New Earth Solutions in 'advanced talks' over possible takeover

Michael Holder
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EXCLUSIVE: Dorset-based waste, recycling and renewable energy fuels company said to be close to concluding negotiations with unnamed European CHP developer

Waste, recycling and renewable energy firm New Earth Solutions Group is in "advanced" talks with a European combined heat and power plant (CHP) developer, which could see a new owner announced within weeks,...

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