IKEA snaps up 25 per cent stake in German offshore wind farm
Owner of furniture giant Ingka Group swoops in after consortium agrees to divest 80 per cent of shares on the project
Ingka Group, the holding company which owns most IKEA stores worldwide, has snapped up a 25 per cent stake in one of Germany's biggest offshore wind farms, after the current owners agreed to sell 80 per...
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