KOSIT has acquired a 100% stake in EKO Salmo Plus
December 2021 — KOSIT has acquired EKO Salmo Plus, a biowaste treatment company and biogas plant, from Percebes Energy, a privately owned entity operating a portfolio of biogas plants.
KOSIT is one of the key players in the field of waste management in Slovakia. It is a vertically integrated waste management company predominantly operating in Eastern Slovakia. It owns and operates a modern incineration plant in Košice, one of two waste-to-energy plants in the country.
EKO Salmo Plus is a biogas plant with an installed electricity capacity of 1 MW and a biowaste treatment facility. The plant was built for the purpose of collecting and recovering biodegradable waste using biogas to produce electricity. Biodegradable waste is a valuable and renewable resource to produce alternative energy.
Our role in the transaction
Oaklins’ team in Slovakia acted as the sole financial advisor to KOSIT in its acquisition of EKO Salmo Plus.
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