Emeis completes sale of remaining Latin America operations for about EUR 111 million

By Public Technologies
  • Emeis completed the sale of its remaining Latin American operating businesses for about EUR 111 million.
  • Deal concludes a 2024 disposal program covering operations previously spanning Brazil, Mexico, Uruguay, and Chile.
  • Remaining land plots in Mexico and Colombia are still being marketed, with about EUR 20 million expected by year-end.
  • Total enterprise value for the broader Latin America divestment plan is about EUR 132 million, with nearly 40% received by end-2025.
  • Exit supports a shift toward core European markets and aims to strengthen the balance sheet through continued deleveraging.


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