Kenter sells products such as transformers, switchgear and meters in the Netherlands and Belgium
OMERS and Dutch pension investor APG have agreed to buy Netherlands-based energy infrastructure solutions firm Kenter, according to a draft announcement of the deal seen by Reuters and confirmed by the purchasers.
Alliander confirmed plans to sell Kenter but said the 700 million euro deal size estimate was not accurate. A spokesperson declined to disclose an alternative figure. OMERS, which has C$124.2 billion in assets under management according to its website, has been active in investing in energy transition assets in the last few years.
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