-- 義大利天然氣公司（Italgas，IG.MI）已完成將其位於義大利坎波巴索和弗羅西諾內剩餘的兩家天然氣分銷業務出售給由Plures、Estra和Centria組成的財團。 這家義大利天然氣分銷商週一表示，這筆價值2,350萬歐元的交易包括3萬個活躍的轉運點、管網、工廠、相關人員和淨資產。 此次出售符合義大利競爭與市場管理局對Italgas收購2i Rete Gas的授權。
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