Who acquired Public Utility Corporation of Arkansas?

Public Utility Corporation of Arkansas was acquired into NorAm Energy Corp., which is the current successor entity in the chain tracked by the OGLandman M&A directory.

Is Public Utility Corporation of Arkansas still an independent company?

No. Public Utility Corporation of Arkansas is no longer independent; it is now part of NorAm Energy Corp.

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Corporate lineage

Public Utility Corporation of Arkansas

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.

Public Utility Corporation of Arkansas · acquired by

Public Utility Corporation of ArkansasARKLA, Inc.

Successor chain

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

Quick answers

About Public Utility Corporation of Arkansas.

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

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