TotalEnergies to Sell 50% Stake in Polish Biogas Unit to HitecVision
The planned stake sale in Polska Grupa Biogazowa at an enterprise value of €190 million ($214 million) is subject to government and regulatory approval, TotalEnergies said in a statement on Wednesday. Bloomberg reported earlier this week that the French firm was working on the sale of interests in its Polish and French renewable gas.
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