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Esken Limited is a company primarily engaged in the aviation and renewable energy sectors, with its operations extending across the United Kingdom, Europe, and other global regions. Its business activities are structured into four main divisions: Aviation, Renewables, Investments, and Non-Strategic Infrastructure. The Aviation division focuses on running commercial airports and delivering essential ground handling services. Within the Renewables division, the company is dedicated to sourcing and providing sustainable biomass, crucial for the production of renewable energy. The Investments…
Esken is to wind itself up after agreeing to dispose of Southend Airport, its main asset, to private equity group Carlyle, sending its share price crashing by two-thirds. In a statement, Esken said it had agreed to the recapitalisation proposal from Carlyle, its main lender, as fighting it would have been potentially destructive to all shareholders.
Esken, the embattled owner of Southend Airport, has received a proposal that would see it hand over control to private equity firm and loan provider Carlyle. Shares in the former Stobart Group were in freefall again today as the company said it was mulling over the deal, which would see its stake in Southend Airport (LSA) reduced to a “minority interest”.
Esken Ltd (LSE:ESKN, OTC:ESKNF), the infrastructure company and owner of London Southend Airport (LSA), saw its share plunge around 20% on Monday, having warned of funding delays due to an ongoing dispute with a loan provider. Last month, the group warned LSA could be required to pay more than £200 million to Carlyle Global Infrastructure Fund (CGI) by mid-February over an alleged technical breach of a convertible loan agreement.