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ALLETE sold for $67/share to CPP and GIP, ending 75 years as a public company with rate freeze and clean energy investments.
ALLETE, Inc. has completed its $6.2 billion acquisition by CPP Investments and Global Infrastructure Partners, ending its 75-year run as a publicly traded company.
The deal, approved by the Minnesota Public Utilities Commission, includes a one-year rate freeze, $50 million in customer rate credits, and funding for grid upgrades and clean energy transition.
The company remains headquartered in Duluth with its current leadership and majority independent board.
Minnesota Power and Superior Water, Light and Power will continue as regulated utilities, and shareholders received $67 per share in cash.
Transaction costs will not affect customer rates.
ALLETE se vendió por $ 67/acción a CPP y GIP, poniendo fin a 75 años como una compañía pública con congelación de tasas e inversiones en energía limpia.