Qatar investors to acquire stake at Chinese petrochemical firm for $5 billion
Two Qatari investment firms are acquiring stake at a Chinese petrochemical firm, Shandong Dongming Petrochemical Group, for $5 billion.
Qatar's Qatra for Investment & Development (QID Group) and Hamad Bin Suhaim Enterprises are the two Qatari investment firms acquiring the stake. The money will finance building 1,000 petrol stations across six provinces in China and a liquefied natural gas LNG terminal in Qinzhou.
Qatra for Investment and Development QID is listed in the Middle East Investors Directory with the code AP113
More details follows from Reuters
April 7, 2015 |
Filed under Hamad Bin Suhaim Enterprises, QID Group, Qatar Investors, Qatra for Investment and Development
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