Aquila European Renewables has taken another important step in its ongoing divestment strategy, completing the sale of a key wind asset in Greece following regulatory approval earlier this year. The transaction, valued at €26 million, reflects continued progress in the company’s plan to gradually exit its portfolio.
The asset sold is the 40 MW Desfina wind farm, in which the company held an 89% stake. This deal is part of a broader agreement reached in late 2025 to transfer both Greek and Danish assets to funds managed by Aquila Capital, with the total transaction value nearing €62 million. The Danish segment of the agreement had already been finalized by the end of last year.
The company noted that additional divestments are still underway, with further capital returns to investors expected as remaining transactions are completed. As of mid-2025, Aquila European Renewables managed a portfolio exceeding 400 MW of installed wind and solar capacity, which is now being systematically liquidated under its structured exit strategy.
