7 Jan, 2016 @ 10:46
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Abengoa gets cash injection as it attempts to avert Spain’s largest bankruptcy

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abengoa-solar-thermalGREEN energy giant Abengoa has secured a €106 million emergency loan as it tries to stave off Spain’s biggest ever bankruptcy.

The thermal solar power and electrical engineering firm announced that the loan from creditor banks will be used to pay salaries and maintain current operations.

The cash injection offers a temporary reprieve and comes after Abengoa was left crippled by its expansion into clean energy.

Its financial liabilities are thought to be around €25 billion.

Joe Duggan (Reporter)

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