Portuguese cement company Semapa has no plans to sell its renewable energy company Enersis in the short-to medium-term, Chairman and Chief Executive Pedro Queiroz Pereira said on Wednesday. "I do not think of selling (Enersis)," he told Reuters on the sidelines of the Semapa shareholder meeting when asked to respond to speculative news reports on such a sale. Semapa controls Secil, the second largest cement company in Portugal, and Portucel, the largest producer of pulp and paper in Iberia. Published under Cement News
Portuguese cement company Semapa has no plans to sell its renewable energy company Enersis in the short-to medium-term, Chairman and Chief Executive Pedro Queiroz Pereira said on Wednesday. "I do not think of selling (Enersis)," he told Reuters on the sidelines of the Semapa shareholder meeting when asked to respond to speculative news reports on such a sale. Semapa controls Secil, the second largest cement company in Portugal, and Portucel, the largest producer of pulp and paper in Iberia. Published under Cement News
Sign up for our Daily News Service
Our editors' pick the top news delivered to your inbox each day.
Sign up for the daily email