Wilson joins opponents of AGL demerger
The veteran investor isn’t convinced by AGL’s explanation for the demerger move amid Mike Cannon-Brookes’ vocal opposition to the restructure.
The veteran investor isn’t convinced by AGL’s explanation for the demerger move amid Mike Cannon-Brookes’ vocal opposition to the restructure.
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Mike Cannon-Brookes has used Labor’s election victory to launch a fresh attack on AGL Energy’s demerger vote.
Mike Cannon-Brookes has a strategy for the power giant should he be successful at defeating a demerger which includes making customer homes 100 per cent renewable.
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The energy giant led by Graeme Hunt and billionaire major shareholder Mike Cannon-Brookes’ Grok Ventures are engaged in a battle royale over the split.
JPMorgan was in the market on Tuesday buying a $292m stake in AGL Energy equating to 5 per cent.
Mike Cannon-Brookes has written to small AGL Energy investors, urging them to turn out and vote against splitting the company in half.
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Mike Cannon-Brookes will likely need to amass more shares in AGL Energy to thwart its demerger plans, leaving some betting that another raid of the stock could be on the cards this week.
A major outage at Australia’s largest power supplier has forced the company to slash millions of dollars from its outlook.
Victoria’s largest power station, Loy Yang A, which provides 30 per cent of Victoria’s power needs, has been without a quarter of its capacity.
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AGL Energy has lost another major coal unit at its Loy Yang A plant in Victoria, as soaring wholesale power prices raise concerns over household retail tariffs.
The loss of a quarter of Loy Yang’s capacity could cut profit by $25m a month, analysts have warned.
With a big shareholder decision looming on AGL Energy’s controversial demerger in June, the power giant is racing to fill key staffing slots at both businesses.
The new boss of AGL Energy’s green retailer warns wholesale power prices, which can flow through to households, will stay high for years. Here is why.
AGL Energy’s proposed demerger faces a shareholder vote from the company’s retail-heavy investor base amid expectations new M&A moves could still emerge.
An untimely breakdown at AGL’s major Loy Yang A coal plant has caused concerns among analysts and investors ahead of a demerger decision.
The biggest power station in Victoria, which provides 30 per cent of the state’s power needs, may be without one of its four generation units until August 1.
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