Eni Gas & Power France
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Eni Gas & Power France S.A. (formerly Altergaz S.A.) is the first French natural gas company, based in Paris and founded by Taoufik Tahar, Robert Delbos and Jean-Paul George in 2003.
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| Formerly | Altergaz S.A. (2003-2012) |
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| Company type | Public S.A. |
| Euronext Paris: MLALT | |
| ISIN | FR0010047928 |
| Industry | Energy |
| Founded | December 16, 2003 |
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| Headquarters | rue Jacques Ibert, , France |
Area served | France |
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| Products | Natural gas |
| Revenue | 1,360,497,000 Euro (2017)  |
| −30,772,900 Euro (2017) | |
| Owner | Eni gas e luce (99.87%) |
Number of employees | 184 (2017) |
| Parent | Eni |
| Website | fr |
In 2012, Eni, the Italian Oil & Gas multinational acquired the company.[1][2]
Altergaz was initially founded in 2003 by Taoufik Tahar[3] and two former senior executive of French energy sectors: Robert Delbos and Jean-Paul George. Taoufik Tahar[4] was the founder and CEO of Easyloan first credit broker in France. Robert Delbos was Chief of Treasury and CFO of EDF-GDF (today EDF and Engie) and then Chairman-CEO of Petrofigaz (today Solfea bank). Jean-Paul George was the former number 2 of GDF (today Engie) as sales manager in the 90s and the founder-CEO of Cofathec group (today Engie Cofely).[2]
In 2004, the investor Georges Cohen, founder of Transiciel company joined Altergaz as business angel and became associate.[5]
In 2005, Altergaz was listed on Bourse de Paris stock exchange.[6]
In 2012, the turnover of Altergaz was around €1,6 billion.[7]
Partnership with Eni
From 2007, Altergaz created a strong industrial and financial partnership with the Italian oil and gas multinational Eni.[8] From 2010, Eni is the first shareholder of Altergaz with more than 63% of the capital and in 2011 Eni got around 98% of shares.[9]
Altergaz became Eni Gas & Power France
The October 1st 2012, Eni acquired Altergaz in full and was renamed Eni Gas & Power France.[10]
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