Fortum said on Monday it had agreed to sell its 37.4% stake in Finnish biorefining technology firm Chempolis, including Fortum's biobased solutions businesses, and its stake in the firm that owns 40.3% of Assam Bio Ethanol in India. The Finnish energy group said in a statement the buyer is India's AM Green Technology & Solutions. Fortum said the divestment is a part of its strategic review and would not have a material impact on its result.
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