The infrastructure group OHLA has sold the 25% of the capital of the university hospital of Montreal to the John Laing Health Montreal group, owned by the KKR fund, for 44.96 million euros.
This was explained this Thursday by the company in a statement sent to the National Securities Market Commission (CNMV), in which it added that it involves the closing and liquidation of the operation, which was announced last June.
This transaction, which involves complying with the roadmap agreed upon by the company in its asset rotation plan included in the recapitalization process it is carrying out, will have a positive impact on the income statement of some 15 million eurosaccording to the company.
With this operation, the group controlled by the Mexican Amodio brothers completes the first of the divestments announced to reduce its debt and that also extended to the Ingesan services business and the 50% it maintains in the Canalejas Center in Madrid.
Yesterday the company revealed its accounts for the first nine months of 2024, which include losses of 58.3 million euros compared to the 14.2 million earned a year beforewhich is due, among other reasons, to accounting impacts, such as exchange rates and the disposal of financial instruments.
sales grew by 17.4% and reached 2,649.5 million euros, with a gross operating result (ebitda) of 86.9 million, 3.2% higher than that achieved in the same period of 2023.
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