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News In Brief: PetroChina Takes Cue From SPC

October 2009 | Company Brief

News: State-owned PetroChina's wholly owned subsidiary PetroChina International (Singapore) has bought oil and gas explorer Singapore Petroleum Company (SPC) in a deal worth US$2.2bn.

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