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AES swung to a strong profit in Q2 FY2026 driven by Renewables and Energy Infrastructure margins, a Fluence sale gain, and lower income taxes, despite merger costs and the expiration of the Maritza PPA in Bulgaria.
Key risk: Merger Closing Uncertainty
The proposed merger with Horizon Parent may not close on the expected timeline or at all, which could lead to business disruptions, loss of key personnel, and a decline in stock price. The Merger Agreement contains termination rights and could require AES to pay a $321 million termination fee under certain circumstances.
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