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Chesapeake Continues To Attract Asian Suitors As US Shale Romance Blossoms

May 2010 | M&A Analysis

Two leading Asian sovereign wealth funds, China Investment Corporation (CIC) and Korea Investment Corporation (KIC) are considering a US$900mn investment in US natural gas producer Chesapeake Energy.

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