Kuwait approves public shareholding firms

27 May 2010

Kuwaiti legislators have approved plans to set up public shareholding firms to build electrical power and water desalination plants, as part of a privatisation drive in the country, Reuters has reported. According to the new law, a 26% stake will be offered in an auction for each company formed. The government will own a 24% stake, and the remaining 50% will be offered to Kuwaiti investors.

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