Spanish property group Martinsa-Fadesa is selling a 50% stake in its Moroccan unit, Fadesa Maroc, to the Casablanca-listed property company Addoha. The transaction will be carried out through the sale of EUR 114 mln worth of shares and will be completed by January 1, 2007.
Spanish property group Martinsa-Fadesa is selling a 50% stake in its Moroccan unit, Fadesa Maroc, to the Casablanca-listed property company Addoha. The transaction will be carried out through the sale of EUR 114 mln worth of shares and will be completed by January 1, 2007.
In a statement to the Spanish market regulator CNMV, Fadesa added that the separate Addoha-Fadesa joint venture established in July to operate in the country will become a subsidiary of Fadesa Maroc. Addoha Fadesa owns a portfolio of about 800 hectares of land in the Moroccan cities of Smir, Casablanca and Marrakesh.
Earlier this year, Grupo Martinsa launched a EUR 4 bn takeover of Fadesa Immobiliaria and the merged group began operating as Martinsa Fadesa at the beginning of this month.