SANTIAGO, 24 oct (Reuters) – El grupo energ (c)tico chileno
Enersis dijo el mi (c)rcoles que dos estudios arrojaron un valor de
entre 20 y 30 por ciento menor de lo propuesto inicialmente por
su matriz, Endesa Espa +/-a, para los activos que la firma europea
planea aportar en un cuestionado aumento de capital de su
filial.
Enersis dijo que la corredur -a IM Trust estim ‘
entre 3.445 millones y 3.621 millones de d ‘lares para los
activos con que Endesa suscribir -a la operaci ‘n.
La consultora Claro y Asociados, en tanto, valor ‘ entre
3.870 millones y 3.912 millones de d ‘lares los activos de la
firma hispana.
Endesa hab -a propuesto en julio una capitalizaci ‘n por hasta
8.020 millones de d ‘lares en Enersis -su unidad de inversi ‘n en
Am (c)rica Latina- pero el regulador del mercado local rechaz ‘ la
propuesta y oblig ‘ a la compa +/- -a a modificarla tras
reclamaciones de accionistas liderados por las AFP.
En la propuesta original de Endesa, un perito independiente
hab -a tasado en 4.862 millones de d ‘lares los activos que planea
aportar la espa +/-ola, pero analistas y accionistas minoritarios
de Enersis dijeron que esos c ¡lculos estaban sobrevalorados.
Tras las reclamaciones, el regulador local forz ‘ a Enersis a
presentar nuevas valoraciones para fundamentar la decisi ‘n de
sus accionistas sobre el aumento de capital.
(Redacci ‘n Santiago.)
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