Innergex Renewable Energy Inc. (INE)

Innergex Renewable Energy Inc. (INE $13.74)
- $13.74 P/E (TTM): 72.32X Cap: $2.79B
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Innergex Renewable Energy Inc. (INE $13.74)
- $13.74 P/E (TTM): 72.32X Cap: $2.79B
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Q: Do we know the date when the sale of INE will close?
Thanks.

Read Answer Asked by Gregory on April 09, 2025

Innergex Renewable Energy Inc. (INE $13.74)
- $13.74 P/E (TTM): 72.32X Cap: $2.79B
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Q: INE is being bought by the Quebec government. Should I sell my shares now or hold for a possibly higher share price? In a registered account, so no tax implications, and I don't want the investment to sit idle.
Thanks!

Read Answer Asked by Grant on February 25, 2025

Innergex Renewable Energy Inc. (INE $13.74)
- $13.74 P/E (TTM): 72.32X Cap: $2.79B
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- $17.30 Cap: $5.26B
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Q: Hi, I live in BC where the above companies were just awarded 3 wind projects each totaling about 550MW with 30 year electricity purchase agreements from BC Hydro. (First Nations will have at least 51% ownership of the projects.) Both companies pay a good dividend, but seem to have seen better days. I am just wondering whether you answer questions about companies this small and if so what do you think of their current state of affairs and prospects for the future?

Read Answer Asked by Zara on January 10, 2025