June 19 (Reuters) - The following Spanish stocks may be
affected by newspaper reports and other factors on Friday.
Reuters has not verified the newspaper reports, and cannot vouch
for their accuracy:
REPSOL REP.MC
Repsol REP.MC is seeking to expand its projects in
Venezuela by incorporating the Horcon oilfield into its
portfolio, the Spanish energy producer said in a release on
Thursday, having signed agreements with Venezuela's government
this week.
Repsol has sought a large loan from the European Investment
Bank to fund a potential €900 million expansion of its San
Miguel de Aguayo hydro plant in Cantabria, Spanish newspaper
Cinco Dias reported on Thursday.
NATURGY NTGY.MC
Spanish power company Naturgy NTGY.MC on Thursday
appointed former Italian Prime Minister Enrico Letta as an
independent board member as part of a wider reshuffle of its
board of directors.
Separately, EU-based companies will be prohibited from
selling Russian liquefied natural gas next year, even if buyers
are located outside the EU, according to a letter seen by
Reuters on Thursday.
MIQUEL Y COSTAS MCM.MC
The company said on Thursday it started a buyback program of
up to 350,000 shares.
FCC FCC.MC
FCC and Urbaser are assessing potential bids for French
waste firms Sepur and Nicollin as they seek to expand their
presence in France's recycling and collection market, Spanish
newspaper El Economista reported on Friday, citing financial
sources.
URBAS UBS.MC
Urbas has moved closer to securing creditor approval for its
restructuring after investment fund Oak Hill, holding about
€27.3 million of debt, backed its proposal, Spanish economic
newspaper Expansion reported on Friday.
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