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Time Warner Cable to acquire DukeNet Communications

Time Warner Cable Inc. (NYSE: TWC) announced on Monday that it has agreed to acquire DukeNet Communications in an all-cash deal estimated at $600 million. The deal also assumes repayments of debt. The acquisition will help Time Warner Cable to expand its internet service business for its institutional customers. Charlotte based DukeNet, is currently owned by Duke Energy (50% stake) while the remaining stake is held by Alinda Capital Partners, an investment firm, which focuses in infrastructure projects. DukeNet provides high-capacity bandwidth services to data centers, wireless carriers, and other businesses and government organizations in North Carolina and South Carolina along with five other states, located in the Southeast.


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