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Political worries rattle Addax investors

Posted on June 25, 2009 8:49 AM
China's state-owned Sinopec Group confirmed weeks of rumors about an Addax Petroleum Corp. acquisition, agreeing Wednesday to buy the company, but investors appear concerned about potential local political hurdles.

Addax shares, listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange, gained about 7.25% to close at $48.96 on Wednesday, a 7.3% discount to the C$52.80 per share, or roughly C$9.7 billion ($8.4 billion) offer price for the Calgary, Alberta, oil explorer. The deal includes about $C8.3 billion in equity and about C$1.4 billion in debt.

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