LJUBLJANA, May 28 (Reuters) - The management of state
investment firm SDH, which is coordinating privatisation in
Slovenia, supports the sale of Telekom Slovenia TLSG.LJ to the
only bidder, daily newspaper Dnevnik reported on Thursday.
It said the final decision on the sale would be taken by
SDH's supervisory board next week, adding the board might decide
to ask the government to approve the sale.
Private equity investment firm Cinven CINV.UL is the only
bidder for Telekom and has offered up to 130 euros per share,
according to a Reuters source, which would value the company at
850 million euros. ID:nL5N0YB48D
SDH gave no immediate comment but said last week that a
decision on the sale was expected to be taken in the first week
of June.
Telekom, in which the government controls a stake of 72.75
percent, is the largest of 15 firms that were earmarked for
privatisation in 2013. Four have been sold.
(Reporting by Marja Novak; editing by Jason Neely)
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Keywords: SLOVENIA TELEKOM/