Eqva, an proprietor of business service corporations, stated Monday it could divest Havyard Leirvik Yard in Norway to a Turkish purchaser.
“The sale of Havyard Leirvik will liberate necessary sources, each human and monetary, enabling a concentrated concentrate on additional growth of Eqva’s present industrial portfolio, and search for new funding alternatives,” stated Even Matre Ellingsen, Chair of the Board of Eqva.
Havyard Leirvik is being bought to Tersan Shipyard, a Turkish-based shipbuilder.
he transaction is predicated on a share sale, the place Eqva ASA is promoting its shares (100%) in Havyard Leirvik Holding AS, the place the subsidiaries Havyard Leirvik AS and Havyard Leirvik Eiendom AS are included. The transaction is settled by NOK 30 million in web money (at present round ~2,7 million).
“We’re assured that Tersan shall be a powerful new proprietor for Havyard Leirvik, with a transparent strategic curiosity in persevering with its proud industrial custom. As a number one participant within the business, Tersan has confirmed experience and native information from collaborating with a variety of consumers in maritime and aquaculture industries. For Eqva, it can be crucial that we’re leaving the yard in good palms,” says Matre Ellingsen.
“We’re wanting ahead to turning into a part of Tersan Shipyard. It’s a extremely respected firm with a superb standing in worldwide transport and maritime circles, and with a transparent ambition to additional strengthen its place in Northern Europe with Havyard Leirvik as steppingstone,” stated Tor Leif Mogstad, CEO of Havyard Leirvik.
