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Engie buys Keepmoat in £300m deal

The regeneration arm of Keepmoat has been sold to French energy firm Engie for £300m.

By James Evison | 08 March 2017

The regeneration arm of Keepmoat has been sold to French energy firm Engie for £300m.

Engie, which provides energy and facilities management, announced the deal as part of its strategy to develop an integrated service offer to local authorities.

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