China’s state-owned Cnooc has agreed to acquire Opti Canada, a bankrupt Calgary-based oil sands producer, for $2.1bn, including debt, underscoring the growing role of Chinese companies in the Alberta industry.
Opti filed for credit protection a week ago after failing to find a buyer.
Cnooc, China’s largest offshore oil and gas producer, will pay $34m to Opti’s shareholders, equal to 12 cents a share. The rest of the purchase price will be channelled to Opti’s creditors.
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