Descripción del trabajo

Head of M&A; (Europe) – Renewables – Spain (Hybrid) + competitive compensation + LTI & strong progression opportunities

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Are you a seasoned M&A; professional with a track record of originating & securing renewables assets/platform deals? Do you have the capability to lead and grow a high-performing M&A; team? Do you have a strong desire to be instrumental in the regional acceleration of a well-established platform? If so, please read on...

The Company: A well-structured & ambitious European IPP, who have strong institutional investment, 500MW+ of assets in operation, 5GW+ of secured wind, solar, and BESS pipeline across Europe, and a 7GW+ operating target for 2030. They will primarily utilise an acquisition strategy of late stage or operating assets or existing platforms.

The Role: European Head of M&A; to lead acquisition & divestment across all of their 5 current countries, plus new market entrance.



This role could be located in any of the following countries (Spain, Germany, Italy, UK). This will be a highly influential role, reporting directly to the CEO with strong access to the senior executive team and the major investor. Also supporting the senior management to develop a high-performing team and effective systems & processes. This has fantastic scope for progression into executive management functions in the coming years, taking advantage of the organic growth of the company as it expands internationally.

Responsabilidades
- Define & execute a 3 to 5 year regional/international M&A; strategy to secure a multi GW late stage or operational portfolio
- Take the lead in the origination, due diligence, negotiation, and closing of buy & sell side M&A; deals, with a focus on acquisition of Utility-Scale Renewables Assets and/or Platforms
- Establish & manage relationships with banks, brokers, consultancies,

📌 Head Of M&A (Arbo)
🏢 European IPP
📍 Arbo