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UK’s Drax to buy Pinnacle Renewable Energy for $581 million including debt

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Posted on February 8, 2021

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Drax power station at sunset, representing UK's energy sector - Global Banking & Finance Review
The image shows the Drax power station in North Yorkshire at sunset, symbolizing the UK energy sector. This relates to Drax's acquisition of Pinnacle Renewable Energy for $581 million, highlighting the shift towards sustainable energy production.

(Reuters) – British power producer Drax said on Monday it would buy Canada-based Pinnacle Renewable Energy Inc in a deal with an implied enterprise value of C$741 million ($580.58 million) including debt.

Drax said the C$11.30 per share offer represented a 13% premium to Pinnacle’s Feb. 5 closing price, adding that the acquisition has been approved by the board of the Canadian company.

Pinnacle Renewable Energy produces sustainable fuel for renewable electricity generation.

(Reporting by Aby Jose Koilparambil in Bengaluru; editing by Uttaresh.

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