The investment fund is seeking the annulment of the resolutions made at Nuclearelectrica’s latest shareholder meeting, the power company said in a stock exchange filling Monday.
Fondul Proprietatea owns 9.72% in Nuclearelectrica, while the state holds an 81.27% stake.
Earlier this month, Nuclearelectrica announced it would contribute 8.9 million lei (some EUR2 million) to a share capital increase at Hidro Tarnita, a company set up to build a 1,000-megawatt hydropower plant in Tarnita-Lapustesti locality.
The power company also plans to provide another EUR2 million for the construction of an underwater electric cable linking Romania to Turkey.
Fondul Proprietatea’s attempt to stop Nuclearelectrica comes two weeks after natural gas producer Romgaz, another state-run company in which the fund owns a minority stake, announced it has postponed making a decision regarding its participation in the two projects.