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Coillte sells its operating wind farm assets to Greencoat Renewables plc for an Enterprise Value of €281m Equity price achieved of €136.1 million, above Coillte’s original target of €125 million Coillte had invested a total of €25m equity in these four wind farms over past 4 years Capital raised to be recycled back into the &hellip
Coillte highlights the need for long-term investment into key biodiversity sites Coillte launches ‘BioClass’, a new tool for recording and reporting biodiversity areas of value on the Coillte estate Since 2000, Coillte has restored 2,300ha of native forests and 3,300ha of raised bog and blanket bog habitats Coillte, Ireland’s largest commercial forestry and land solutions &hellip
Coillte, Ireland’s largest commercial forestry and land solutions company, today announced its annual results for the financial year ended 31 December 2017. Coillte reported another record year of transformation and growth. The company delivered a strong financial performance in 2017 and exceeded each of its key strategic performance metrics. Most notably Coillte doubled its operating &hellip
Over 100 people attend opening & family fun day Over 100 members of the public and local community groups gathered at Coillte’s Ballhoura Mountain Bike Trail on Saturday 25th August for the official opening of the latest mountain bike trail in the complex. . The new trail was funded by the community development fund of &hellip
Coillte, in partnership with the National Parks and Wildlife Service, host Biodiversity Information Day on raised bog restoration. Coillte and the National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS), of the Department of Culture, Heritage and the Gaeltacht, hosted a Biodiversity Information Day in County Galway, to showcase raised bog restoration works on Coillte lands. Members of &hellip
Tuesday July 10th 2018: The Department of Agriculture’s RED alert warning for forest fires remain in place until Wednesday 11th July due to current dry conditions and forecast high temperatures. The Department advise at this point that all outdoor use of fires, barbeques and other open ignition sources be avoided on forest lands and in other &hellip