GERMANY - Finatem sells Hügel
Finatem Beteiligungs GmbH has sold a 51% stake in Hügel, a German manufacturer of automotive components to Linz-based voestalpine AG for an undisclosed amount. The financial investor had previously acquired the company for approximately EUR 54m in August 2001. Bank of Scotland provided a debt package valued at around EUR 34m.
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