German term
sie
I am SO making a fool of myself with this question, I know.
So ...
a) sie = the Preparer (i.e. "die Gesellschaft") that likes to acquire and hold shareholdings in other companies, including project companies? Can controlled companies/subsidiaries acquire their own parent?
b) sie = the planning?
5 | the company/firm | Claudia Hoffmann |
May 25, 2014 13:06: writeaway changed "Language pair" from "German to English" to "German"
May 25, 2014 13:47: David Moore (X) changed "Level" from "PRO" to "Non-PRO"
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Responses
the company/firm
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Edith Kelly
: und woraus schließt du das mit einem Confidence Level von 5?
11 hrs
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Discussion
Sie erwirbt Anteile an einigen Beteiligungsunternehmen, um dann bei Erreichung eines Zeitpunktes X/Erfüllung einer Bedingung Y (nämlich Abschluss der Anlagenplanung) von einigen dieser investees gemeinsam aufgekauft zu werden?? Zudem kann dann ja nur eine Wasserkraftanlage (oder etwas in der Art, wegen Vertraulichkeit) gebaut werden, da ja aus finanztechnischen Gründen kaum alle Anlagen gleichzeitig gebaut und abgeschlossen werden. Das kann doch nicht sein und der Text spricht von Projekten, Plural.
Dann muss es wohl b) sein, wenn ich noch eins und eins zusammenzählen kann?