PetroChina Bids on Singapore Petroleum
May 25th, 2009

Via China Knowledge, a report that PetroChina offered to purchase a 45.51% stake in Singapore Petroleum Company from Keppel Corporation for S$ 1.47 billion.   PetroChina noted that a mandatory general offer for the remaining 54.49% stake will be made if approval for the initial bid is received on or before 24 July.  Singapore Petroleum is engaged in business in China, Indonesia, Vietnam, Cambodia, and Australia.


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