Why is my stock no longer listed on the NYSE?
As a result of the merger with the Macquarie Consortium, Duquesne Light de-listed and de-registered all
preferred shares, which means that shares are no longer trading on an exchange and are no longer identified by their former symbols.
Is Duquesne Light going to call my shares?
To date, only the 4% preferred shares have been called. The company intends to continue to pay dividends, as scheduled, on all remaining preferred shares, subject to board-of-director approval.
How do I find the value of my stock?
The value of your shares is dependent on what price a buyer is willing to purchase your shares.
How do I sell my stock?
Preferred stock currently is trading broker to broker, or “between brokers,” which means that your broker will have to contact another broker to find a buyer.
My broker is not able to help me. What can I do?
You have the option of asking your broker to issue you a certificate and either holding your shares yourself or taking them to another broker.
Whom do I contact for additional information? Wells Fargo Shareowner Services. As a result of the completion of the merger, the Duquesne Light Holdings Shareholder Relations Department closed on Sept. 14, 2007.
