The lawsuit, filed in Delaware’s Chancery Court, accuses the infrastructure companies of reaching a voting agreement with the private equity firms—major IEA stockholders whose consent was essential to the transaction—by pledging that the merger would trigger their anti-dilution rights.
Ares and Oaktree, a
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