NTPC Considering To Set Up Subsidiary To Tap Global Opportunities
Published: 19-May-2009
NTPC Limited (NTPC) is considering to set up a subsidiary to look for opportunities abroad. NTPC, which has till now not been able to make much headway on its global aspirations, plans to set up power projects in Kazakhstan, and secure operations and maintenance (O&M) contracts in the US, Europe and Bangladesh. It also plans to acquire coal mines in Mozambique and Indonesia.
An NTPC executive said: “As of today, we are moving ahead for our overseas proposals on our own. Going forward, the formation of an overseas subsidiary cannot be negated. If there are more properties in the offing, and the present company board can’t give more time and provide strategic inputs, we will consider this option.”
“NTPC is looking for new prospects in coal overseas. This (proposed overseas) subsidiary will primarily take care of such opportunities,” a power ministry official said.
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