Sempra advances capital recycling with Ecogas sale and KKR stake in SI Partners
Aug 20, 2026, 4:15 PM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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The Ecogas sale and KKR stake reduce funded growth reliance on equity, improve credit metrics, and accelerate regulated-capex deployment, which historically supports dividend visibility and credit ratings for utilities.
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Sempra announced the completion of Ecogas México’s sale for about $500 million, advancing its capital recycling program within a $65 billion 2026-30 plan. The firm also plans to exit a 45% stake in Sempra Infrastructure Partners with KKR, targeting a close in Q3 2026. Together, these actions bolster credit quality and fund regulated growth in Texas and California while reducing reliance on new equity.
Sempra completed Ecogas México sale; approximately $500 million proceeds.
Proceeds fund capital recycling and a $65 billion 2026-30 capex plan, 95% regulated.
Sempra to sell 45% equity in Sempra Infrastructure Partners to KKR; close expected Q3 2026.
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