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Kayne Anderson Energy Infrastructure Fund completed a private placement of $15 million in mandatory redeemable preferred shares (Series Y) carrying a 5.70% dividend rate and a mandatory redemption date of December 1, 2031. The company said net proceeds will be used to refinance existing leverage and for general corporate purposes.

This concerns financing activity by an energy infrastructure investment company that could affect capital structure and funding availability in the utilities and infrastructure sector.

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