Allete

ALLETE is expected to be acquired on December 15 by CPP Investments and Global Infrastructure Partners after all federal and state approvals and shareholder consent are obtained. The transaction will deliver about USD 200 million in benefits to Minnesota Power customers and the regional economy in the form of bill credits, assistance with overdue bills and economic development. ALLETE expects the buyout to lead to increased investment in regional transmission networks and clean energy technologies to support its goal of carbon-free power by 2040; the common stock will be delisted from the NYSE after closing. The company most recently reported a weaker third quarter, with earnings and revenue below analysts’ expectations. » Altro su de.investing.com

Allete closed at $67.71, marking a new 52‑week high; the yield is 4.33% and the company has paid dividends for 55 years. Over the past year Allete posted a total return of 7.73% and a year‑to‑date gain of 7.67%, with the share price slightly above the fair‑value estimate. Third quarter 2025 missed expectations: earnings per share $0.46 versus $0.80 expected, and revenue $375 million versus $434.9 million consensus. The shortfall was driven by declining industrial customer revenues and inflationary pressure at Minnesota Power; net income fell to $27.1 million from $45.0 million a year earlier. » Altro su de.investing.com

Allete's stock rose to a 52-week high of $67.54; the shares returned 7.93% over the past twelve months and offer a dividend yield of 4.34% after 55 consecutive years of dividend payments. At the same time, the company reported third-quarter earnings of $0.46 per share on revenue of $375 million, missing analyst estimates by a wide margin (expectation: $0.80 / $434.9 million). The weakness was attributed to lower industrial customer sales, particularly in the Takonit area, and to inflationary pressure at Minnesota Power; InvestingPro sees the stock as slightly overvalued at the current level. » Altro su de.investing.com