Eiffage

French construction group Eiffage plunged 18% after the group said late Wednesday that first-half net profit dropped 39%.

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His next takeover attempt, French construction firm Eiffage SA in 2006, also ended up in acrimony, with Eiffage's management describing him as an "orange-grower," a reference to Mr. Del Rivero's relatively humble origins in Murcia, an orange-growing region in southern Spain.

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On invoices that the executive submitted to a subsidiary of the construction giant Eiffage for expenses allegedly related to such soirees in Paris and the U.S., the initials "DSK" appear, according to leaks in the French press.

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The company has sold its large stake in French construction company Eiffage.

Credit-turmoil fallout serves up 2008

In Eiffage for $3.06 Billion Sacyr-Vallehermoso SA said it will sell its 33% stake in French builder Eiffage SA for €1.95 billion ($3.06 billion), but the Spanish construction company will first have to tie up any legal problems remaining from a long and bitter dispute.

Sacyr to Sell Its 33% Stake 2008

At its shareholder meeting last year, the board of builder Eiffage stripped 89 Spanish investors of their voting rights because it said they conspired with a Spanish rival's attempt to take control of the company.

Chaos Surrounds Atos 2008

Last week, Eiffage Chairman and Chief Executive Jean-Francois Roverato said Eiffage wouldn't buy shares held by Sacyr but was open to other investors.

Sacyr to Sell Its 33% Stake 2008

Sacyr, Eiffage and the Autorité des Marchés Financiers, the regulator, all saw reasons to be satisfied with the court ruling.

Court Frees Sacyr From Cash Bid 2008

Sacyr, however, hit a legal snag after two Paris investigative magistrates froze its stake in Eiffage as part of a probe into alleged misleading disclosure -- effectively preventing the Spanish company from pushing through the planned stake sale.

Sacyr to Sell Its 33% Stake 2008

The Eiffage sale will end a long, often-bitter saga that culminated last week with a French court's ruling that Sacyr didn't have to make a full bid for the French company.

Sacyr to Sell Its 33% Stake 2008