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PNG To Pay US$1.2bn In Cash For Stake In PNG LNG

October 2008 | Project News

Papua New Guinea's (PNG) Prime Minister Sir Michael Somare has announced that the country will pay around PGK3bn (US$1.2bn) in cash for a 19.4% stake in the PNG liquefied natural gas (LNG) project.

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