A consortium formed by BTG Pactual (65 %) and Abertis (35 %) has reached an agreement with the Catalonian Government and the consortium has been awarded the project

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A consortium formed by BTG Pactual (65 %) and Abertis (35 %) has reached an agreement with the Catalonian Government and the consortium has been awarded the project. The transaction is subject - among other aspects - to the securing of nonrecourse financing from shareholders. In the transaction, AZ Capital acted as financial advisor to BTG Pactual and BBVA Corporate Finance acted as financial advisor to Abertis
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