Alternatively, Areva can in this time divest 100 percent of Adwen to a third party via a drag-along right (which assures that if the majority shareholder sells his stake, minority holders are forced to join the deal) for Gamesa's stake. The new company, which will be consolidated in Siemens' financial statements, is expected to have on a pro forma basis (last twelve months as of March 2016) a 69 GW installed base worldwide, an order backlog of around €20 billion, revenue of €9.3 billion and an adjusted EBIT of €839 million. A Siemens statement said Siemens and Gamesa expect "significant synergy potentials in a combined setup – in total, annual EBIT synergies of €230 million are expected in year four post closing". Linklaters advised Siemens on the transaction, while Gamesa instructed Uría Menéndez. The deal was valued at €6.2 billion, according to Mergemarket.