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Locality planning energy intensifies buyback to counter lowball takeover offer

LPE almost doubles up on share buyback

Rueben Hale
Power lines. Image: Shutterstock.

Power lines. Image: Shutterstock.

Queensland-based energy retailer Locality Planning Energy (LPE) has ramped up its share buyback program in a bid to boost liquidity and fend off an unsolicited takeover bid from River Capital, which it...

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