• AES flagged two shareholder lawsuits in New York state court seeking to block its pending sale unless additional merger disclosures are made.
• The suits, filed June 3 and June 5, also seek damages if the transaction closes without the requested information.
• Fifteen demand letters from law firms raised similar disclosure claims tied to the proxy materials for the June 26 shareholder vote.
• AES denied the allegations, called the claims meritless, yet issued supplemental proxy disclosures to limit litigation risk and avoid deal delays.

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