ABO Energy agrees sale of Polish, Hungarian units to Greece’s PPC
Reuters2026/08/07 17:15- ABO Energy agreed to sell its Polish and Hungarian subsidiaries to Greece’s PPC, transferring 38 employees, a roughly 2-GW development pipeline, and operating solar assets.
- The package includes five operational solar parks totaling 82 MW, alongside a 17 MW solar farm nearing completion.
- Closing is expected by year-end, subject to regulatory approvals.
- The divestment follows earlier sales of ABO Energy’s Greek subsidiary and most of its Finnish wind pipeline, sharpening its country focus.
- ABO Energy said the transaction will not affect its planned restructuring and financing solution.
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