Kenon Unit Agrees to Sell Israeli Energy Business for $90M
Conditions precedent, including Israel Competition Authority approval, are to be satisfied within 180 days of signing.
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Kenon Holdings Ltd. (KEN), through subsidiary OPC Energy Ltd., announced that an OPC subsidiary agreed to sell the company holding OPC’s distributed energy business to a wholly owned subsidiary of Aluma Infrastructure Fund (2020) Ltd. The business develops, constructs and operates energy-generation facilities at customer premises in Israel. Approximately 52.2 MW of natural-gas-fired facilities are operational or under construction and approaching operational status.
Aggregate consideration is approximately NIS 272 million (approximately $90 million), subject to interest and certain other adjustments under the agreement. Completion is subject to conditions precedent, including approval of the Israel Competition Authority. The agreement requires OPC’s subsidiary to complete, at its own expense, construction of facilities not yet completed and includes certain arrangements for long-term natural gas and electricity supply.
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