Creating Value for All AES Stakeholders

For Employees

  • Consortium recognizes that AES’ employees and capabilities are central to the Company’s success and long-term value creation strategy
  • Consortium will support business continuity and stability with an emphasis on retaining and developing talent
  • Consortium is committed to investing behind the team’s strategy, innovation and operational excellence, providing the resources and stability needed to execute on growth opportunities across the platform
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For Utility Customers

  • Will continue to prudently invest in utility assets to meet growing energy needs of AES’ 2.7 million customers
  • No costs associated with the acquisition — including any premium paid or transaction-related expenses — will be borne by utility ratepayers
  • Allows the Company to enhance its critical energy infrastructure assets and deliver reliable energy solutions to customers
  • Not expected to impact customer rates in regulated utilities

For Corporations, Commercial and Industrial Customers

  • Gaining support from a consortium that shares AES’ commitment to safety, affordability and customer service will enhance AES’ operations and be an even strong partner
  • Will continue to innovate for hyperscaler, mining and other large-load customers, delivering scalable, reliable clean energy solutions to support growing electricity demand and decarbonization goals
  • Transaction will better position AES’ business units for long-term growth – includes regulated electric utilities and clean energy in the U.S. and critical energy infrastructure assets in Latin America
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For Communities

  • Will remain a familiar and engaged presence in all of AES’ operating locations
  • Consortium is committed to maintaining the utilities’ local headquarters, charitable giving, economic development initiatives, income customer support programs and broader community partnerships in Indiana and Ohio
  • Will maintain community partnerships and stakeholder engagement programs, including local economic development, sustainability and education initiatives

For Landowners

  • With long-term investors, AES will be even better positioned to invest in critical energy infrastructure upgrades and new projects in our communities
  • AES will keep its local offices, local leadership and local workforce in place, ensuring that decisions remain community-focused and that AES continues to be a good neighbor and partner in every area where it does business
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For Debt Investors

  • Consortium will fund 100% of the purchase price with equity and intends to maintain AES’ existing capital structure
  • AES intends to have a flexible dividend policy supportive of an investment grade credit profile

For Stockholders

  • Transaction offers clear and compelling value for stockholders, as $15.00 per share cash offer represents 40.3% premium to the 30-day volume weighted average share price prior to July 8, 2025, the last full day of trading prior to the first media report of a potential acquisition
  • Dividends payable to AES stockholders are expected to continue in the ordinary course until closing, subject to approval by AES’ Board of Directors
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