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Sembcorp's completion of the AU$6.5B Alinta Energy acquisition is confirmed by the company's June 11 announcement and reports from The Edge Singapore and Renewables Now.

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Sembcorp completes US$4.32B Alinta Energy acquisition

Sembcorp Industries completed its AU$6.5 billion (US$4.32 billion) acquisition of Alinta Energy, adding 3.4GW operational and 10.4GW in development assets to its Australian holdings. The move expands Sembcorp's Renewables East portfolio across China, Southeast Asia and Oceania following regulatory clearances.

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Sembcorp Industries completed its AU$6.5 billion acquisition of Alinta Energy. The deal adds 3.4GW of operational generation assets and a 10.4GW development pipeline to its Australian portfolio after clearances from the Foreign Investment Review Board and ACCC. It expands Sembcorp's renewables reach in Oceania under Renewables East.

Singapore state-backed Sembcorp Industries has completed its acquisition of Alinta Energy from Hong Kong-based Chow Tai Fook Enterprises. The deal closed at a value of AU$6.5 billion (US$4.32 billion).
The deal ranks among Australia's largest recent utility acquisitions.
The transaction adds significant Australian assets. It brings 3.4GW of operational generation assets and a 10.4GW development pipeline to Sembcorp's Australian portfolio. The acquisition was first announced in December 2025.
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Regulatory approvals cleared the final hurdles. The Foreign Investment Review Board approved the takeover. This followed prior clearance from the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission.

The deal ranks among Australia's largest recent utility acquisitions. Sembcorp will manage the acquisition under its Renewables East portfolio. That portfolio covers China, Southeast Asia and Oceania.

Leadership for the combined assets is set. Alex Tan, president and CEO of Renewables East, will lead the integration. The portfolio includes a concept image of Alinta Energy's 1,000MWh Reeves Plains BESS in South Australia.
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