Mundys Cleared to Boost Stake in Getlink, Stopping Short of Control
Event summary
- Mundys received UK regulatory clearance on April 13, 2026 to increase its stake in Getlink to 25% in capital and 29.9% in voting rights.
- The Italian infrastructure group, controlled by Edizione with Blackstone as its second-largest shareholder, has no plans to take control of Getlink or nominate additional board members.
- Mundys operates in 24 countries, with France contributing 28% of its 2025 EBITDA, and has invested approximately €11 billion in French infrastructure assets.
- The group operates under a Climate Action Plan targeting climate neutrality by 2040.
The big picture
Mundys' strategic move to increase its stake in Getlink aligns with its broader infrastructure focus, particularly in France. The group's significant investments and sustainability commitments position it as a key player in the European infrastructure sector. The regulatory clearance underscores the growing scrutiny of foreign investments in critical infrastructure, highlighting the balance between strategic expansion and compliance with national security regulations.
What we're watching
- Strategic Intent
- How Mundys will leverage its increased stake in Getlink without seeking control or board representation.
- Regulatory Dynamics
- Whether the UK's National Security and Investment Act will influence similar infrastructure investments in the future.
- Sustainability Commitments
- The pace at which Mundys can achieve its climate neutrality goals while expanding its infrastructure portfolio.
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