Financial Maneuvers: From Data Centers to Atomic Energy
Zuber Issa proposes the sale of EG Group’s U.S. forecourt business valued at over $5 billion. Pimco seeks to raise capital for a European data centre fund valued above 1.4 billion euros. Meanwhile, Terra Innovatum and others pursue $500 million through mergers to capitalize on the atomic energy boom.

Zuber Issa, retaining a significant stake in EG Group, urges the company to consider selling its U.S. forecourt business, valued at more than $5 billion. This potential sale could mark a major shift in the petrol station giant's strategy.
In parallel, Pimco is actively raising capital for its European data centre fund, an investment with an estimated value exceeding 1.4 billion euros. This move reflects the growing significance of data infrastructure in the modern economy.
Terra Innovatum and Terrestrial Energy are exploring strategic mergers to raise over $500 million, aiming to leverage the burgeoning atomic energy sector. As investor interest grows, these ventures highlight an emerging trend in energy investments.
(With inputs from agencies.)