AUSTRIA: BIDDERS FOR ABFALL SERVICE AUSTRIA

Article Abstract:

Electricite de France is to withdraw from the waste disposal company Abfall Service Austria (ASA). Estag, the Styrian power company in which EdF holds a stake, was originally seen as the likely buyer for the company that beside its strong position on the Austrian, Czech, Slovak and Hungarian markets is interesting for its know-how. However, a deal that was expected by the end of April 2001 has not been concluded. Meanwhile AVE, a joint venture of EAG and German RWE, has presented a bid for ASA. Also Vivendi is believed to have chances, whereas Saubermacher of Austria has withdrawn from the race due to economic reasons.

Electricite de France

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AUSTRIA: WASTE SPLITTING FACILITY FOR ST POLTEN

Article Abstract:

In Austria, the local authority of St. Polten and the Vienna-based company Langes Feld are to build a waste splitting facility in St. Polten for Sch 300mn. The mechanical-biological splitting facility will have an annual capacity of 94,000 tonnes, while the annual volume of waste in St. Polten amounts to no more than 25,000 tonnes. The planning of the project is to be completed by 2001, and construction is scheduled for between autumn 2002 and 2004. After that only pre-treated waste may be dumped in Austria.

Capital expenditures, Refuse Systems Equip, Other Commercial and Service Industry Machinery Manufacturing, Waste disposal equipment, Waste treatment equipment

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AUSTRIA: TAKEOVER BY ARA

Article Abstract:

Altstoff Recycling Austria AG (ARA), which collects packaging waste in Austria, has taken an 11% stake in Glas-Sammel- und Verwertungsgesellschaft, which specialises in the collection of glass waste.

Altstoff Recycling Austria AG

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