Thames Water lenders consider offering ‘golden share’ to avert nationalisation
London & Valley Water said ‘material improvements’ are being made on its previous £10 billion proposal to appease government concerns over the deal
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London & Valley Water said ‘material improvements’ are being made on its previous £10 billion proposal to appease government concerns over the deal. The consortium said it looked forward to presenting the proposals to environment secretary Angela Eagle. But reports suggest London Valley Water would be prepared to take legal action if the supplier is nationalised and may still look to bid to buy it back.
Furthermore, The consortium said it believed it could deliver a restructuring plan consistent with Mr Burnham's ambition for greater public oversight of water companies. Thames Water’s lenders have revealed they are looking at offering a “golden share” to the Government as part of a revised rescue deal to stave off nationalisation of the stricken supplier.
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London & Valley Water said ‘material improvements’ are being made on its previous £10 billion proposal to appease government concerns over the deal
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The consortium said it looked forward to presenting the proposals to environment secretary Angela Eagle.
according to GB News – PoliticsBut reports suggest London Valley Water would be prepared to take legal action if the supplier is nationalised and may still look to bid to buy it back.
according to The IndependentThe consortium said it believed it could deliver a restructuring plan consistent with Mr Burnham's ambition for greater public oversight of water companies.
according to GB News – PoliticsThames Water’s lenders have revealed they are looking at offering a “golden share” to the Government as part of a revised rescue deal to stave off nationalisation of the stricken supplier.
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