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Slovakia buys out Czech stake in new nuclear project company

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Briefings

Slovakia completed a takeover of the Czech stake in JESS, a company developing new nuclear capacity in Slovakia, by purchasing the 49% share for EUR189 million. This transaction finalized the sale of the Czech stake, which was previously held by the Czech Republic, and marks a significant shift in the ownership structure of the project. The evidence confirms the transaction value and the specific stake percentage involved in the deal.

Key points

• Slovakia purchased the 49% stake in JESS for EUR189 million, completing the sale of the Czech stake.
• The deal finalized the transfer of ownership from the Czech Republic to Slovakia, altering the project's governance.

Context

JESS is developing new nuclear capacity in Slovakia, and the Czech Republic previously held a 49% stake. Slovakia's acquisition of this stake completes the transaction valued at EUR189 million, significantly impacting the project's financial and operational structure.

Limitations

The evidence confirms the transaction value and stake percentage but does not specify the date of the final closing, the specific terms of the agreement, or the impact on the project's timeline or future operations.

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