CNPC, Shell form JV to acquire Arrow
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August 24, 2010, Tuesday
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CHINA National Petroleum Corp, the largest oil producer in Asia, and Royal Dutch Shell have completed a joint take-over of Australian coal seam developer Arrow Energy, CNPC announced yesterday.
In an acquisition deal signed on March 19, PetroChina International Investment Co, a subsidiary of CNPC, and Shell Energy Holdings Australia Ltd, agreed to establish a 50-50 joint venture to pay A$3.5 billion (US$3.1 billion), or A$4.70 per share, to buy all Arrow stock.
Five months on, the deal had won approval from Arrow's shareholders, the Australian and Chinese governments, said a CNPC statement.
Under the deal, the joint venture owns Arrow and Shell's coal seam assets in Queensland, and Arrow's power generating sector in Australia. Assets of a natural gas project on Curtis Island are also included.
The deal was CNPC's first move into Australia's coal seam market and was expected to lay a solid foundation for Sino-Australian cooperation in coal seam development, the statement said.
CNPC said it was confident of Arrow's future development since Arrow was an industry leader in terms of coal seam energy development technology and marketing capability.
The acquisition would help CNPC to become an internationally competitive energy company, said the statement. It added CNPC hoped to deepen cooperation with Australia in energy development.
In an acquisition deal signed on March 19, PetroChina International Investment Co, a subsidiary of CNPC, and Shell Energy Holdings Australia Ltd, agreed to establish a 50-50 joint venture to pay A$3.5 billion (US$3.1 billion), or A$4.70 per share, to buy all Arrow stock.
Five months on, the deal had won approval from Arrow's shareholders, the Australian and Chinese governments, said a CNPC statement.
Under the deal, the joint venture owns Arrow and Shell's coal seam assets in Queensland, and Arrow's power generating sector in Australia. Assets of a natural gas project on Curtis Island are also included.
The deal was CNPC's first move into Australia's coal seam market and was expected to lay a solid foundation for Sino-Australian cooperation in coal seam development, the statement said.
CNPC said it was confident of Arrow's future development since Arrow was an industry leader in terms of coal seam energy development technology and marketing capability.
The acquisition would help CNPC to become an internationally competitive energy company, said the statement. It added CNPC hoped to deepen cooperation with Australia in energy development.
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