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New Delhi: India’s wind turbine maker Suzlon Energy is considering the sale of part or all of its stake in Belgian company Hansen Transmissions in a bid to repay part of its debt, The Economic Times reported on Monday, citing people close to the development.

AE-Rotor Holding B.V.,a company directly controlled by Suzlon owns 61.28% in Hansen, according to the Belgian firm’s website. At current prices, the stake is worth around $960 million.

The newspaper said the stake sale was in addition to Suzlon’s plan to place around $423 million of its shares to a qualified institutional investor.

The two moves together would help reduce part of Suzlon’s Rs12,000 crore debt, it said.

A Suzlon spokesman, when contacted by agency said that the company would not comment on market speculation.

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