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MacLean Power Systems and Power Grid Components Join Forces to Form Leading Supplier of Engineered Components and Solutions for Utility Infrastructure

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MacLean Power Systems and Power Grid Components Join Forces to Form Leading Supplier of Engineered Components and Solutions for Utility Infrastructure Transformative merger through Blackstone investment brings together two complementary suppliers of critical equipment for the U.S…
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  • MacLean Power Systems investment highlights Centerbridge's longstanding thematic focus on electric grid modernization and the company delivered exceptional growth over the last three years

    80% confidence

  • MacLean Power Systems is a premier brand built on decades of providing reliable, high-quality, essential components for the power grid and adjacent industries with comprehensive product portfolio highly complementary to PGC's solutions

    80% confidence

  • MacLean Power Systems is one of the leaders in the industry and together with PGC is well positioned to benefit from growing need for critical equipment that improves the safety, reliability, and efficiency of America's electrical network

    80% confidence

  • Centerbridge has been a partner to MacLean Power Systems and customers and employees have helped the company grow over the last three years

    80% confidence

  • MacLean Power Systems plays a vital role in supporting the safety, efficiency, and resiliency of the grid

    80% confidence
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