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The Andersons acquires Harvestone Low Carbon Partners for $915 million

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What happened

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The Andersons acquired Harvestone Low Carbon Partners for $915 million. Harvestone Low Carbon Partners owned and operated three ethanol production facilities in North Dakota and Indiana, which were previously held by Energy Capital Partners. Following the purchase, The Andersons' combined ethanol production capacity is projected to reach 730 million gallons annually.

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Why it matters

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The acquisition expands The Andersons' renewables platform by more than 40% and adds a differentiated low-carbon ethanol platform. The transaction is expected to be immediately accretive to earnings per share and cash flows for The Andersons.

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Who's involved

  • ECPSeller of Harvestone Low Carbon Partners
  • PIVOTAutomobile parts manufacturer based in Matsumoto, Nagano prefecture, Japan

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  • ECPSpeculative

    Energy Capital Partners might realize $915 million from the sale of Harvestone Low Carbon Partners.

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