Taiwan's CPC gets Australian approval for Carnarvon deal
Taiwan's CPC gets Australian approval for Carnarvon deal
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Taiwan's CPC gets Australian approval for Carnarvon deal
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CPC Corporation's subsidiary, OPIC Australia, has bought a 10% stake on Carnarvon Energy’s Bedout assets which includes the Dorado project. by: Shardul Sharma
Taiwan's CPC Corporation announced on August 16 that it has received approval from Australian authorities for its acquisition of a ...
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