Jáuregui has assumed that the new partners will "reach" the consortium created for the purchase of Ayesa
EH Bildu has warned that the announcement of the operationmay "make the purchase of more expensive" because it is not yet completely closed.
Industry Advisor Mikel Jauregihas assumed that the new partners will "reach" the Basque consortium that they have created for the purchase of Ayesa, while stressing the importance of ensuring the continuity of this company in the Basque Country, since selling it to someone outside would entail "a risk of uprooting, which we must avoid by using all the tools we have".
Jáuregui made these statements in response to a question fromEH Bildu at the parliamentary monitoring session.
In particular, EH Bildu MP Ander Goikoetxea has stressed that\u00A0would be "positive" if Ayesa's residence were to be transferred to the Basque Country. However, it questions the way in which the Basque Government reports on the operation to acquire the technology division of this company.
"These operations are not yet closed and are announced without being fully completed. I do not believe that this will benefit the Basque Country, "he said, recalling that this way of acting could" make the operation more expensive. "
Jáuregui has agreed with Goikoetxea that these operations require "discretion" , but in the face of "leaks" related to this possible move, he has indicated that the Government has decided to report the operation because "people are curious."
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