Belgium and ENGIE move nuclear deal framework target to November 4
Belgium, ENGIE and Electrabel extended the target date to conclude Heads of Terms for a potential nuclear-asset acquisition to November 4, 2026. The parties cited the scale and complexity of the proposed transaction.
The Belgian state, ENGIE SA and Electrabel NV/SA agreed on September 30 to move the target date for concluding Heads of Terms to November 4, 2026. The target had been set in an April 29 letter of intent concerning Belgium’s potential acquisition of ENGIE’s nuclear activities.
The parties said the additional time would allow them to complete their analyses and ongoing discussions, given the complexity and scale of the proposed transaction. The announcement concerns negotiations and a target date; it does not say the acquisition has been agreed or completed.
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