Amber Grid Completes Strategic Transfer of GET Baltic Shares

Amber Grid and EEX Conclude Strategic Share Transfer
In a significant development for the energy market, European Energy Exchange AG (EEX) and Amber Grid have successfully concluded the strategic transition to transfer the shares of GET Baltic to a partner selected through an international public tender process.
First Stage of the Share Transfer
This journey initiated in 2023, marked a pivotal moment when the Amber Grid Board and the General Meeting of Shareholders endorsed the sale. After a thorough evaluation of GET Baltic’s financial performance, 66% of the company’s shares were successfully sold for €6.5 million. This initial venture has paved the way for further advancements in the energy sector.
Valuation of Remaining Shares
As the transfer process progresses, the valuation of the remaining 34% of GET Baltic’s shares is set at €3.8 million. This strategic move is aimed at bolstering the operational capabilities and market presence of GET Baltic, reinforcing its role in the natural gas market.
GET Baltic’s Role in the Market
GET Baltic operates as a licensed natural gas market operator, holding the status of a registered data reporting entity (RRM) that has been recognized by ACER. In a remarkable milestone, GET Baltic initiated its gas trading activities in the Baltic States as well as Finland, marking a significant step forward in enhancing the regional gas market.
Future Outlook
The completion of this share transfer is expected to significantly enhance the efficiencies in gas operations across the Baltic region. Stakeholders and partners are eager to witness how this transition will elevate the competitiveness and responsiveness of the natural gas market, benefiting consumers and fostering energy security throughout the region.
Contact Information
For more details and inquiries, you can reach out to:
Egl? Krasauskien?
Head of Communications
+37063706011
Email: E.Krasauskiene@ambergrid.lt
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the significance of the transfer of GET Baltic's shares?
The transfer is crucial for enhancing operational capabilities and market efficiency in the gas sector in the Baltic region.
How much were the initial shares of GET Baltic sold for?
The initial 66% of shares were sold for €6.5 million.
What is GET Baltic's role in the natural gas market?
GET Baltic functions as a licensed natural gas market operator and has received accreditation as a registered data reporting entity by ACER.
What is the current valuation of the remaining shares?
The remaining 34% of shares are valued at €3.8 million.
Who can be contacted for more information regarding this transfer?
Egl? Krasauskien? is the Head of Communications and can be contacted for further details.
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