SP AusNet

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SP AusNet is an Australia-based company. The principal activities of SP AusNet are Electricity distribution, which delivers electricity to approximately 642,000 consumer connection points over 80,000 square kilometers in eastern Victoria including Melbourne’s outer eastern suburbs; Gas distribution, which delivers natural gas to approximately 608,000 consumer connection points over 60,000 square kilometers in central and western Victoria including some of Melbourne’... continued
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SP AusNet
SP AusNet is an Australia-based company. The principal activities of SP AusNet are Electricity distribution, which delivers electricity to approximately 642,000 consumer connection points over 80,000 square kilometers in eastern Victoria including Melbourne’s outer eastern suburbs; Gas distribution, which delivers natural gas to approximately 608,000 consumer connection points over 60,000 square kilometers in central and western Victoria including some of Melbourne’s western suburbs; Electricity transmission, which is engaged in the transmission of electricity within the state of Victoria, and Select Solutions, which is engaged in the provision of specialist utility related metering, monitoring and asset management services.

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MAY 20, 2013
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MAY 20, 2013
In a deal announced late last week, Chinese state-owned company State Grid Corporation of China has agreed to buy a 19.1% stake in SP AusNet (ASX: SPN), the company that operates Victoria’s electricity transmission and distribution network, and last year took home revenues in excess of $1.6 billion. The company will remain 49% publically owned, with the 19.1% stake being sold by current majority holder Singapore Power. The sale is subject to approval from the Foreign Investment Review Board.
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China's state-owned electricity company is set to spend about $6 billion for a major stake in Australian electricity and gas assets.
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