State Grid International Development, empresa subsidiaria de la State Grid Corp de China, ha anunciado su intención de hacerse con el 23% de CPFL Energía, el mayor distribuidor eléctrico de Brasil. State Grid pagaría 25 reales por cada una de las acciones de la constructora (involucrada en notables casos de corrupción) Camargo Correa SA, por 5,850 millones de reales, o $1,800 millones de dólares aproximadamente.
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