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Home›Clean Fuel›Delek Europe Sold to TDR Capital for 355 Mln Euros
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June 9, 2014 · about 12 years ago

Delek Europe Sold to TDR Capital for 355 Mln Euros

Delek Group signed a detailed final agreement for the sale of Delek Europe to TDR Capital for €355 million, the company said in a statement. “The Company will report in a further immediate report on the date of execution of the detailed agreement,” Delek added. Delek Europe was established in May 20

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Delek Group signed a detailed final agreement for the sale of Delek Europe to TDR Capital for €355 million, the company said in a statement.

“ The Company will report in a further immediate report on the date of execution of the detailed agreement ,” Delek added.

Delek Europe was established in May 2007 as the European energy retail and marketing assets arm of Delek Group.

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