Ashmore, advised by JP Morgan, would make the purchase through its SEA Refinery Holdings unit, and pay $200 million when the deal is closed and the $350 million balance within 12 months. A company disclosure on Monday revealed that the transaction is covered by a share purchase agreement between Ashmore and Saudi Aramco, without Petron being a signatory.
As a leading emerging market investment manager, Ashmore has $36.5 billion under management. The group has a significant investment in Metro...
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