Exelon Corp Files Pricing Term Sheet For $775 Mln 4.950% Notes Due 2036
ReutersFeb 18, 2026 10:57 PM
Feb 18 (Reuters) - Exelon Corp EXC.O:
EXELON CORP FILES PRICING TERM SHEET FOR $775 MILLION 4.950% NOTES DUE 2036 - SEC FILING
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