Enel Merges 2 Foreign Financing Units To Optimize Assets

Enel Merges 2 Foreign Financing Units To Optimize Assets
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Τετ, 1 Δεκεμβρίου 2010 - 19:07
Enel SpA (ENEL.MI), Italy's biggest utility by market value, said Wednesday it merged two international financing units to optimize its activities abroad and to cut costs.
Enel SpA (ENEL.MI), Italy 's biggest utility by market value, said Wednesday it merged two international financing units to optimize its activities abroad and to cut costs.

As of today, Luxembourg-based Enel Finance International SA, or EFI, and the Netherlands-based Enel Finance International NV have merged, said the Italian utility.

All assets, liabilities and obligations of EFI, as well as its base, will be transferred to Enel Finance NV.

EFI is an issuer of notes under the EUR25 billion global medium-term note program, and of the EUR6 billion commercial paper one. It is also the borrower of the EUR35 billion Endesa credit facility agreement, the EUR8 billion rollover credit facility agreement and the EUR10 billion revolving credit facility agreement.

The Italian utility said it will continue to guarantee the obligations under the commercial paper and GMTN programs.

Enel became
Europe 's most indebted European utility after buying a 92% stake in Spain 's Endesa SA (ELE.MC).

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