Who acquired Consolidated Gas Utilities Corporation?

Consolidated Gas Utilities Corporation was acquired into NorAm Energy Corp., which is the current successor entity in the chain tracked by the OGLandman M&A directory.

Is Consolidated Gas Utilities Corporation still an independent company?

No. Consolidated Gas Utilities Corporation is no longer independent; it is now part of NorAm Energy Corp.

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Corporate lineage

Consolidated Gas Utilities Corporation

Now part of NorAm Energy Corp.

2: Recorded transactions
Acquired: Current status
0: Predecessors on record

Lineage

The chain on record.

Each arrow is a recorded acquisition or merger. Open any company to trace its own chain.

Consolidated Gas Utilities Corporation · acquired by

Consolidated Gas Utilities CorporationARKLA, Inc.

Successor chain

ARKLA, Inc. (Gas Transmission)NorAm Energy Corp.

Quick answers

About Consolidated Gas Utilities Corporation.

Who acquired Consolidated Gas Utilities Corporation?: Consolidated Gas Utilities Corporation was acquired into NorAm Energy Corp., which is the current successor entity in the chain tracked by the OGLandman M&A directory.
Is Consolidated Gas Utilities Corporation still an independent company?: No. Consolidated Gas Utilities Corporation is no longer independent; it is now part of NorAm Energy Corp.

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