Sabancı to spend $8 bln on Turkish energy

February 19 2009 18:43:10

Sabancı to spend $8 bln on Turkish energy

Bloomberg

Enerjisa, a venture between Sabancı Holding and Austrian partner Verbund, officially took control of the grid in the Turkish capital Ankara at a signing ceremony on Jan. 28 after winning a government auction in July with a top bid of $1.225 billion.

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