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AES Corporation (AES)
UTILITIES - Utilities - Electric Utilities
Generated: Thursday September 15, 2011 04:03 AM
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Quotes About AES Corporation
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AES Chief Plans to Step Down, COO Named as Successor >AES
I identified Andres as my successor over three years ago and he has gained valuable experience during that time in his role as AES' chief operating officer,"
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AES Announces CEO Transition
We will fully implement the new strategy of focusing on our core markets and continue to enhance the competitiveness and efficiency of our businesses. I look forward to working with our strong, experienced executive team and building on AES' unsurpassed strategic footprint in the global power market to help take the company to the next level."
Latest Company Intelligence
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AES Chief Plans to Step Down, COO Named as Successor >AES
The Wall Street Journal | Sep 6,'11
AES Corp.'s (AES) President and Chief Executive Paul Hanrahan plans to leave the power company at the end of November, with Chief Operating Officer Andre Gluski set to take the helm as part of a longstanding transition plan. Hanrahan, who has been CEO for nine years, was the chief architect of the company's capital structure re-alignment. "I identified Andres as my successor over -
AES CEO stepping down, COO to take over role
Yahoo! Finance | Sep 6,'11
On Tuesday September 6, 2011, 7:35 am ARLINGTON, Va. (AP) -- AES Corp. CEO Paul Hanrahan is stepping down from his post at power company the end of the month. Hanrahan, who held the CEO position for nine years, will be succeeded by Chief Operating Officer Andres Gluski. -
AES Announces CEO Transition
StreetInsider.com | Sep 6,'11
ARLINGTON, Va.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- The AES Corporation (NYSE: AES ) today announced that President and Chief Executive Officer Paul Hanrahan intends to leave the company November 30, 2011. He will step down from his position effective September 30, 2011, transitioning his management and board responsibilities to the company's Chief Operating Officer, Andrés Gluski. Mr. Hanrahan, who -
AES Corp using $1.5 billion loan for Vietnam plant
CBS MoneyWatch.com | Sep 1,'11
ARLINGTON, Va. — International utility company AES Corp. said Thursday it secured a $1.5 billion loan to build a coal-fired power plant in Vietnam. The company said it will use the long-term, non-recourse loan to build a 1,200-megawatt plant, called Mong Duong II. The loan was put together by 12 commercial banks and two Korean government export credit agencies. AES has a 51
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