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Forte Oil Offers 17% Stake To Mercuria For $200m

By orientalnewsngOctober 7, 2015No Comments1 Min Read
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Forte Oil said today announced that it has sold a 17 percent stake to Mercuria Energy for $200 million to finance growth and working capital.

Forte Oil, which has interests in fuel retailing, oil exploration and power generation, said the investment would give Mercuria, the world’s third largest independent energy trader, an inroad into West Africa’s energy sector.

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