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Rome, April 30
th, 2021 – Today, Enel greenlighted the offer by Cassa Depositi e Prestiti Equity (CDPE) on a 10% stake in Open Fiber, after having previously approved the sale of the other 40% stake to Macquarie Infrastructure & Real Assets (MIRA), kicking off the transfer of the stake it held in this major nationwide Fiber to the Home (FTTH) infrastructural project, which has created enormous value for Italy, the fiber optics company’s shareholders and its overall stakeholders.
Francesco Starace, Enel Group CEO, stated: “
We are extremely pleased about these five terrific years in Open Fiber. In such a limited amount of time, thanks to Open Fiber’s relentless work and the passion and dedication of all its employees, Italy has gone from near the back of the pack to become a frontrunner in the EU in terms of FTTH cabling. This growth also allowed the development of an overall industrial value chain in the country, while Open
The Cleanaway Waste (ASX:CWY) share price is at a new 52-week high
Sebastian Bowen | April 30, 2021 4:22pm |
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Cleanaway Waste Management Ltd(ASX: CWY) share price has today made a new 52-week high. Cleanaway shares opened at $2.77 this morning after closing at $2.78 yesterday. But following a short dip soon after open, Cleanway rocketed higher and hit the new benchmark of $2.84 a share. The shares are still trading roughly at that level at the time of writing at $2.83, up 2.17% for the day.
Cleanaway Waste has had an extremely good month, and year, which has culminated in today’s news. The company was going for just $1.87 a share 12 months ago, and $2.20 at the start of the month. That puts the Cleanaway share price gains at 51% and 28.6% respectively. Over the past 5 years, the performance has been even more rewarding for shareholders. Since May 2016, Cleanaway shares are up more than 258%, not including dividend returns.
KCOM narrows losses but revenues decline in year of £627m buyout
Earnings fell back from £57.1 million to £45.9 million
KCOM#s phone boxes outside the company s Carr Lane headquarters in Hull city centre (Image: Richard Addison)
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KCom narrowed losses to £9.1 million in the year it was bought out, while instigating a £100 million expansion into new areas.
Glasgow Airport owner unveils new chairman By Ian McConnell LENA Wilson, former chief executive of economic development agency Scottish Enterprise, has been named as the new chairman of Glasgow and Aberdeen airports owner AGS. Ms Wilson will take up her post on May 1. She replaces Sir Peter Mason, who has chaired AGS since it was formed in 2014 by Ferrovial and Macquarie Infrastructure and Real Assets. Lena Wilson said: “As the country moves into recovery, regional connectivity will play an even more important economic role facilitating exports, hospitality and tourism and inward investment. I look forward to playing my part in working with government to develop the necessary framework for the safe restart of international travel and helping AGS rise to meet the challenges and opportunities ahead, not least how we can grow each of our airports sustainably.”