The infrastructure minister said this Thursday that the government could sell either 51% of TAP’s capital or “much more”, depending on proposals, and that in theory strategic interests could be better protected by selling 80%.
“The government can either sell 51% or much more than 51%, depending on the offers made. In theory, it is quite possible to better protect strategic interests by selling 80% and not just 51%, because it depends on supply,” João Galamba, heard before the parliamentary committee on economy, public works, planning and housing, said about the announcement of privatization of TAP after a mandatory request from the PCP.
The official was responding to questions from MP Carlos Guimarães Pinto of the Liberal Initiative (IL) and added that many questions about the details of the deal the government intends to conclude will be answered when the specifications are known and when the concrete results are known. offers are known. interested in purchasing.
Author: Lusa
Source: CM Jornal
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