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Germany's Uniper stake draws interest from UAE's Taqa, Bloomberg reports

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Posted on January 14, 2025

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· Last updated: January 27, 2026

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(Reuters) - The German government's stake in power company Uniper SE is attracting early interest from companies including Abu Dhabi's Taqa, Bloomberg News reported on Tuesday, citing people familiar

Germany's Uniper Stake Attracts Interest from UAE's Taqa

(Reuters) - The German government's stake in power company Uniper SE is attracting early interest from companies including Abu Dhabi's Taqa, Bloomberg News reported on Tuesday, citing people familiar with the matter.

Any transaction could value Uniper at 10 billion euros ($10.28 billion), the report added.

Norway's Equinor ASA has also been studying whether it may want to pursue a deal, according to Bloomberg News.

($1 = 0.9726 euros)

(Reporting by Urvi Dugar)

Key Takeaways

The German government holds a stake in Uniper SE.
Abu Dhabi's Taqa shows early interest in Uniper.
Potential valuation of Uniper at 10 billion euros.
Norway's Equinor is also considering a deal.
Bloomberg reports based on insider information.

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The article discusses the interest in Germany's Uniper stake by UAE's Taqa and Norway's Equinor.

Who is interested in Uniper?

UAE's Taqa and Norway's Equinor have shown interest in acquiring a stake in Uniper.

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The potential valuation of Uniper could be around 10 billion euros.

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