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Shell Sells Downstream Assets To Local Investors

March 2010 | M&A Analysis

Anglo-Dutch major Royal Dutch Shell has agreed to sell its downstream business in New Zealand to a consortium of local infrastructure investors Infratil and the Guardians of New Zealand Superannuation Fund for NZD696mn (US$490mn).

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