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HALIFAX, Nova Scotia, October 13, 2026--On October 13, 2026, the Board of Directors of Emera Inc. (TSX/NYSE: EMA) declared quarterly dividends on its common shares and First Preferred Shares, each of which is payable on and after November 13, 2026 to the…
HALIFAX, Nova Scotia, October 09, 2026--Today Emera (TSX/NYSE: EMA) announced that it will release its Q3 2026 results and outline its 5-year capital and funding plan on Friday, November 6, 2026, before markets open.
Emera has delivered a strong multi year return and now sits at the center of one of the largest utility mergers in North America.
Emera (TSX:EMA) plans to discuss a proposed agreement to create a "Canadian Energy Champion" in an upcoming investor call. The initiative points to potential M&A activity or restructuring that could reshape Emera's role in the Canadian power sector.
Halifax-based Emera and Canadian Utilities, a subsidiary of Calgary-headquartered ATCO, plan to combine into one of North America's largest electric utilities. Watch to find out about the deal and what it could mean.
The transaction will create an energy provider serving six million customers with a pro forma enterprise value of $50.63bn (C$72bn).
ATCO (TSE:ACO.X) outlined its plans to separate its industrial services and investment businesses into a newly listed public company while Canadian Utilities combines with Emera in a proposed merger of equals.
Emera and Canadian Utilities (TSX:CU) have agreed to merge, creating a Canadian utility and energy infrastructure company with a pro forma enterprise value of about $72 billion, the companies said on Tuesday.
Emera and Canadian Utilities (TSE:CU) have agreed to combine in a predominantly all-share transaction that the companies said would create a Canadian-headquartered, top-20 North American regulated utility and energy infrastructure company.
Emera (TSE:EMA) and Canadian Utilities have agreed to combine in a predominantly all-share transaction that the companies said would create a top-20 North American utility and energy infrastructure business, with an enterprise value of about C$72 billion.
The transaction is expected to be the largest merger in Canadian history