• NextEra Energy agreed on May 15, 2026 to acquire Dominion Energy in a merger that would leave Dominion Energy as a wholly owned subsidiary of NextEra.
• The deal requires shareholder votes at both companies, with NextEra shareholders voting on the share issuance tied to the transaction.
• Closing also hinges on antitrust clearance and approvals from several energy and utility regulators, with terms that cannot be “burdensome” under the merger agreement.
• The merger agreement includes limits on Dominion Energy pursuing competing bids, with a termination fee of $2.24 billion in certain scenarios.
• Dominion Energy flagged risks that the deal could be delayed or fail to close, potentially pressuring its shares, credit profile, and operating performance.

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