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Black Hills buys GE-backed SourceGas for $1.89billion

July 13, 2015
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Black Hills has agreed a $1.89billion deal to buy GE-backed SourceGas Holdings.
 
The pay-out will see South Dakota-based Black Hills assume $720million of debt. The firm said the deal will fuel its expansion into Colorado, Nebraska, Wyoming and Arkansas.
 
A company spokesman said: “The transaction will add meaningfully to Black Hills’ earnings per share beginning the first calendar year after closing.”
 
GE’s energy financial-services division and Alinda Capital Partners bought SourceGas in 2007.
 
The natural gas utility firm has 425,000 customers and a 512-mile (824- kilometer) transmission pipeline in Colorado. The takeover will see Black Hills’ customer base total more than 1.2 million.
 
By Rita Brown
 
Source: Energy Voice

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