Troubled UK-based renewables developer Rame Energy has received strong interest in wind and solar assets held by its Chilean and UK subsidiaries.
In a statement, Rame’s administrators Leonard Curtis Recovery said it had entered into an exclusivity period with a potential purchaser relating to the acquisition of its Chilean assets.
The administrators did not reveal the identity of the interested party.
The administrators have also received interest from potential investors seeking to recapitalise Rame or acquire assets in the UK.
The statement said: “A number of proposals, varying in nature and quantum, have been received which have been carefully considered with the assistance of the joint administrators’ duly appointed legal advisors.”
Rame was placed into administration in August with debts of around £4.4m.
The company made an operating loss of $2.8m and a loss after tax of $3.2m in the year ending 31 December 2015.
Image: Rame construction in Chile (Rame)
