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China-CEE Fund invests in Energy 21

Private equity firm Mid Europa Partners has reached an agreement with CEE Equity Partners, the investment advisor to the China CEE Investment Co-operation Fund (China-CEE Fund), to invest in Energy 21.

Mid Europa invested in Energy 21 in 2010 and has since developed it into the largest Czech-based independent operator of photovoltaic power plants in Central and Eastern Europe, with an installed generation capacity of 61 megawatts peak.
 
The China-CEE Fund was established by China Exim Bank in partnership with other institutional investors from the CEE region to capitalise on investment opportunities in CEE countries.
 
Pavel MalecÌŒek, the CEO of Energy 21, says: “We are looking forward to cooperating with CEE Equity Partners and the China-CEE Fund, adding to our great partnership with Mid Europa.”
 
The transaction was agreed and executed by Robert Knorr, Robert Chmelar, Viktoria Habanova and Albert Jelinek from Mid Europa. Raiffeisen Bank International acted as exclusive financial adviser and White & Case as legal counsel to Mid Europa. 

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