The world’s largest coal producer is forging ahead with the first two phases of its plan to roll out solar plants across the country.
Half of Global Switch is currently on the block, with a Chinese IT giant and a state-owned aviation firm said to be in talks with the asset’s parent company.
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The Chinese utility has bought a 23.6% stake in the country’s largest private power group after being knocked back in its bid for Ausgrid.
The Spanish group is looking to remain a majority shareholder in Telxius after completing the IPO by the end of the year.
A late 2015 land reform has paved the way for a boom in solar installations, with Partners Group and Cathay Life Insurance among the first to get on board.
MQA, which will issue 12.6m shares as dividends to the Australian firm, says it could increase its interest in a concession in eastern France following completion of the deal.
Ingrid van Wees will join the Asian multilateral lender from Germany’s DEG after her predecessor's departure to the China-led AIIB.
Islamic bonds could become an instrument of choice to finance infrastructure projects on the continent, fresh research says.
The National Audit Office will say this autumn whether the ‘unusual’ structure used to finance the £4.2bn tunnel is value for money.
The UK buyout firm has paid $166m to acquire a 15 percent stake in PT Siloam International Hospitals, Indonesia’s largest private hospital group.
Khazanah's exchangeable Sukuk is the first bond of its kind to offer exposure to China’s water sector.
3 Italia and Wind are in the home stretch of closing their €5bn merger, which would represent one of the largest Italian M&A deals since 2007.
The project is moving forward despite members of the city’s Council expressing concerns about the fate of airport workers and the Spanish company’s track record.
The firm and its institutional clients have fully acquired Sonnedix Power Holdings two years into a partnership that has tripled its operating capacity.
The Singapore buyout firm made its investment through its third vehicle, which invests in growth-oriented companies in East and Southeast Asia