State-owned
Dong
–
the
world’s
biggest
offshore
wind
operator
–
is
seeking
ways
to
shore
up
its
finances
to
underpin
its
growth
ambitions.
According
to
an
agreement
obtained
by
Borsen.dk,
Denmark’s
main
political
parties
agree
to
“a
sale
of
shares...to
a
broad
ownership
circle
linked
to
a
stock
exchange
introduction
of
Dong
Energy,
when
conditions
for
such
a
sale
are
present.”
Denmark’s
centre-left
government
and
its
opposition
groups
–
The
Liberal
Party,
The
Conservatives
and
The
Danish
People’s
Party
–
still
insist
that
the
state
retains
a
majority
ownership
after
the
flotation.
This
is
in
order
to
maintain
control
of
Dong’s
natural
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