With Enagás entering its share capital, Teréga opens a new chapter in its development in support of decarbonization

Following Enagás’ acquisition of the shares previously held by the global institutional investor GIC, Enagás joins Teréga's shareholding structure with a 31.5% stake, alongside Snam (40.5%), EDF Invest (18%), and Crédit Agricole Assurances (10%). This share buyback was made possible following the obtainment of all necessary regulatory approvals from the European Commission and the French Ministry of the Economy, Finance and Industrial, Energy and Digital Sovereignty.

This evolution in shareholding ensures continuity in Teréga's governance, fully respecting its independence, its public service mission, and its strong regional roots in the greater South-West of France.

Enagás, a long-term European industrial partner sharing a common strategic vision

This transaction reflects a perfect strategic alignment between two energy infrastructure operators in Europe who have a long-standing collaboration and share the same ambition: making energy infrastructures an essential lever for European decarbonization, while guaranteeing security of supply and the competitiveness of industries and regions.