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Fortis to celebrate more than three decades on TSX

Fortis president and CEO Barry Perry said he was excited to hear more from electrical utility leaders at the first Fortis Energy Exchange, a one-day industry forum held in St. John’s Wednesday.
Fortis president and CEO Barry Perry. - Ashley Fitzpatrick/The Telegram

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Representatives from Fortis Inc. including president and CEO Barry Perry are headed to Ontario next week to celebrate more than 30 years of the Newfoundland-based utility corporation trading on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX).

The company will open trading on the TSX next Tuesday morning.

Fortis started trading on the TSX on Dec. 29, 1987 when each Newfoundland Light & Power Co. Limited common share was exchanged for one common Fortis share.

The price of each share was worth $4.69 on the first day.

Fast forward to Nov. 22 and Fortis’ share price has reached $46,24, a total shareholder return of over 4,000 per cent.


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