GIC, Itausa Lead $1 Billion Injection in Aegea, Diluting Equipav
Original Report
Aegea will receive as much as $1 billion in fresh capital from shareholders, led by Singapore sovereign wealth fund GIC Pte and Itaúsa SA, as it prepares a potential bid for Minas Gerais’ state-owned...
Aegea will receive as much as $1 billion in fresh capital from shareholders, led by Singapore sovereign wealth fund GIC Pte and Itaúsa SA, as it prepares a potential bid for Minas Gerais’ state-owned utility Copasa, according to people familiar with the matter.
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