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Mattr Corporation Acquires AmerCable; Tax Liability Shifts in El Dorado

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 16
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What happened

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Mattr Corporation acquired AmerCable, a manufacturer of industrial-grade cables, in October 2026. The acquisition followed allegations by an El Dorado City Council member that AmerCable had been delinquent on property tax payments since 2018. The ground lease for AmerCable's property in El Dorado was amended to reflect the new ownership.

From eldoradonews.com

Why it matters

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AmerCable operates on city-owned property in El Dorado and pays real property taxes to Union County. The acquisition means that the tax liability and regulatory enforcement responsibility for the property shifts to Mattr Corporation.

From eldoradonews.com

Who's involved

  • CANADAMaterials technology company based in Canada that acquired AmerCable.
  • El DoradoCity where AmerCable operates and holds a ground lease on city-owned property.
  • Union CountyCounty that receives annual real property tax payments from AmerCable.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Union CountySpeculative

    Union County might see changes in county revenue as the tax liability for the property shifts to Mattr Corporation.

Possible ripples

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