After landing in Romania and Florida, Roman society strengthens in South America. Astaldi, which has a 50% stake with the Peruvian group GyM – Grana y Montero, has entered into a contract to build the Cerro del Águila hydroelectric project in Peru. The work was commissioned by Peruvian Kallpa, active in the energy distribution sector, and involves an investment of 680 million dollars. The intervention plans the construction of a 380 thousand cubic meter concrete dam, an underground power plant with 510MW of installed power, 9 km of tunnels and 60 km of access roads to the site.
The works should already start at the end of this year and should be completed within four years. Astaldi Group is already present in South America with 6 active hydroelectric projects in Chile, Costa Rica and Peru.
In Piazza Affari, Astaldi shares gain 5% at 12.00
