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Royal Schiphol Group has offered to raise its stake in Maastricht Aachen Airport from 40% to 80%, leaving Limburg province with 20%. The proposed shift to majority ownership still requires approval from Limburg’s Provincial Council and final agreements between the shareholders.
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Royal Schiphol Group has offered to raise its stake in Maastricht Aachen Airport from 40% to 80%, leaving Limburg province with 20%. The proposed shift to majority ownership still requires approval from Limburg’s Provincial Council and final agreements between the shareholders.
Royal Schiphol Group intends to double its ownership stake in Maastricht Aachen Airport from 40% to 80%. The reported plan would increase the Dutch airport operator’s influence over the regional airport, though the available report provides no details on timing, transaction terms or the other shareholders.
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