12:43 PM
Maybe it's the holiday spirit, but Michelle Leder finds an 8-K rarity: top executives agreeing to give up change-in-control payments, at Constellation Energy (CEG). In this case the execs gave up three years of compensation and benefits; how rare is it? By contrast, Ross Perot held onto $3.9M in payments on top of the $1B he got for stock once Dell (DELL) completed its deal to buy Perot Systems.
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06:15 AMConstellation Energy Group (CEG): Q3 EPS of $1.23 beats by $0.16. Revenue of $4.03B vs. $4.48B. Sees full-year EPS of $3.25-3.45 vs. consensus of $3.10. (PR)
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07:52 AMConstellation Energy Group (CEG): Q2 EPS of $1.08 beats by $0.32. Revenue of $3.86B (-18.8%) vs. $3.57B. Sees full-year EPS of $3.10-3.30 vs. $3.01 consensus. (PR)
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10:42 AM
Terminating its deal with MidAmerican (BRK.A) will not be cheap for Constellation Energy Group (CEG). $175M cash; a $1B note at 14% maturing at the end of 2009; 10% of CEG's shares; and another $418M. Whoa.
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10:40 AMIt's official: EDF to acquire 50% of Constellation Energy Group's (CEG) nuclear business for $4.5B, including $1B in cash. CEG still halted.
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10:26 AM
French utility giant EDF has reached a deal to acquire 50% of Constellation Energy Group's (CEG) nuclear operations, which now hinges on EDF's bank signing off. A deal would quash MidAmerican Energy's (BRK.A) earlier bid for the entire company. For now, shares of CEG are halted, pending news.
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Tuesday, December 16, 2008
06:45 AM
Electricite de France nears a deal to buy Constellation Energy (CEG) for $4.5B, stealing the deal from MidAmerican Energy (BRK.A). Sources say CEG's board may approve the EDF deal this week, despite the hefty termination fee MidAmerican would take.
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