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Sunrise Offers US$4.8bn For Stake In NNPC-Exxon JV In Sign Of Sustained Chinese Interest

June 2010 | Industry News

Lagos-based energy company Sunrise has offered $4.8bn to buy a stake in ExxonMobil's Nigerian joint venture (JV), the Financial Times reported on June 15.

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