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Gómez-Acebo & Pombo advises Hammond Power Solutions on the acquisition of AEG Power Solutions

icon 6 de July, 2026

GA_P has advised Hammond Power Solutions Inc. on the acquisition of AEG Power Solutions, a transaction valued at approximately 365 million Canadian dollars.

The transaction, valued at approximately 365 million Canadian dollars, forms part of HPS’s strategy to expand beyond its traditional transformer business and strengthen its position in the electrical value chain.

As a result of the acquisition, HPS has established a new business unit, Integrated Electrical Solutions (“IES”), which will integrate AEGPS’s capabilities with HPS’s power quality portfolio.

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Monica Weimann – Partner

Cristina Sánchez Weickgenannt – Senior associate

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