GreenYellow to boost its African business after raising €196m in funds
The French energy company, a subsidiary of Casino, has raised international capital, part of which will go to the continent where it is expanding its projects.
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▪ GreenYellow to boost its African business after raising €196m in funds
▪ The French energy company, a subsidiary of Casino, has raised international capital, part of which will go to the continent where it is expanding its projects.
▪ https://www.africabusinessplus.com/en/811191/greenyellow-to-boost-its-african-business-after-raising-e196m-in-funds/
“This fundraising will allow a strong acceleration of our pipeline in all our geographies, including Africa,” confirmed a source within GreenYellow to Africa Business+.
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