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State Is Again a Shareholder of REN with 13.7% of Capital
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State Is Again a Shareholder of REN with 13.7% of Capital

SAPO Notícias8 September 2026 at 20:03

The Portuguese State has again become a shareholder of REN (Redes Energéticas Nacionais), through Parpública, which now holds 13.7% of the company's capital. This information was communicated by REN itself through an official statement today. Parpública, the company responsible for managing public participations, is thus the vehicle through which the State exercised this shareholder position in the company that manages the national energy grids. This re-entry of the State as a shareholder in REN represents a change in the company's shareholder structure compared to the previous situation.

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