El Paso Electric Company operates as a privately held regional electric utility serving customers in West Texas and southern New Mexico. Because the enterprise was acquired by Infrastructure Investments Fund (IIF) and taken completely private in a multi-billion-dollar transaction, its common shares no longer trade on public stock exchanges, meaning there is no active live market price or public ticker quotation available for retail investors.
El Paso Electric is no longer a publicly traded company, meaning it does not have a live, fluctuating daily stock price on public exchanges. The investor-owned utility providing generation and transmission services to West Texas and southern New Mexico was taken completely private following a multi-billion-dollar acquisition agreement by the Infrastructure Investments Fund, a fund managed by JPMorgan Chase's asset management arm. Consequently, its shares were delisted from public stock markets when the transaction finalized.