PNM Resources and Continental Energy Terminate Acquisition Agreement
Posted on: Wednesday, 23 July 2008, 09:01 CDT
PNM Resources and Continental Energy Systems have mutually agreed to terminate PNM Resources' pending acquisition of Cap Rock Energy, a regulated Texas electric distribution and transmission subsidiary of Continental.
The parties will focus their efforts on completing the pending acquisition by Continental of the natural gas business of PNM Resources' subsidiary, PNM.
In order to retain the Cap Rock business, the sale of which was always dependent on the closing of the PNM gas sale, Continental has agreed as part of the termination negotiations to pay PNM Resources $15 million, but only upon the closing of the PNM gas sale.
Jeff Sterba, chairman, president and CEO of PNM Resources, said: "The sale of the PNM gas operations remains on track, and we can now focus our complete attention on obtaining the New Mexico regulatory approval for that transaction."
Source: Datamonitor
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