Israeli businessman wants to sell power plant to Bank of Azerbaijan
The Israeli businessman Abraham Nanikashvili is considering the possibility of selling his share in the construction of private power station in Be'er Tuvia to the International Bank of Azerbaijan, reported on December 1 edition The Marker.
According to the publication, Nanikashvili owns 60% interest in Triple-M Power Plants Ltd, which is building the power plant. Total project cost is $ 400 million. Over the past three years Nanikashvili and its partners have invested in it 200 million Shekels. It is assumed that the power capacity of 430 megawatts will be built in the industrial area of Be'er Tuvia in the south of Israel, IzRus reports.
Why does the Bank of Azerbaijan needs these assets, and what percentage can be purchased, the source does not report. About Nanikashvili it is known that he has invested heavily in the search for gas in the Israeli shelf of the Mediterranean, but gas was not found. -02D-
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