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Romania: Electricity supplier Restart Energy plans new share listing

Restart Energy, one of the largest independent electricity suppliers in Romania, which has a bond issue underway at the Bucharest Stock Exchange, is preparing to raise several tens of millions of euros through a new share listing at the Stock Exchange in the spring of 2024.

The new share issue will account for 30% of the company’s capital, ex-post.

The announcement was made by Valentin Bârgău, Restart Energy’s VP Corporate Operations, in a conference.

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