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Chariot Limited Initiates Strategic Review Of Transitional Power Division In Africa

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Chariot Limited, an Africa-focused transitional energy group, has announced its decision to undergo a strategic review of its Transitional Power division. This division, specializing in providing sustainable power and water solutions in Africa, includes renewable energy generation projects and electricity trading initiatives.

The strategic review follows extensive discussions with the Board, management, and advisors, recognizing the evolving landscape of Chariot’s energy portfolio. Since 2020, Chariot has expanded its operations to encompass natural gas, renewables, and green hydrogen. With these divisions attracting diverse capital sources, the Transitional Power division, currently concentrated in the South African energy market, requires near and medium-term funding to realize its potential.

Management has been actively exploring debt and equity financing options at the subsidiary level and has received indications of potential interest from investors focused on South Africa. While no funding package has been finalized, Chariot has initiated a strategic review to assess various options available. These options may include a full or partial sale, demerger of the Transitional Power business, or its retention within the Chariot group, with the primary aim of maximizing value for shareholders.

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The Green Hydrogen division will remain an integral part of Chariot’s Group, with management continuing to advance financing options at the subsidiary level.

Adonis Pouroulis, CEO of Chariot, expressed pride in the accomplishments of the Transitional Power division and the broader business over the past three years. Pouroulis emphasized that launching the strategic review aligns with the company’s goal of realizing value from this division while supporting its ongoing growth and development.

The strategic review coincides with a renewed focus on Chariot’s near-term natural gas development assets in Morocco, with plans to leverage gas revenues for capital returns to shareholders in the medium term. While the outcome of the strategic review remains uncertain, Chariot reaffirmed its commitment to exploring all available options and pledged to provide further updates as necessary.


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