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InterOil: Asset Sell-Down Or 100% Takeover?

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Tue, 12 Feb 2013

By Stavros : In September 2011 InterOil Corporation (NYSE: IOC ) hired three world-class Investment banks - Morgan Stanley & Co LLC ( MS ) in the US, UBS AG in Europe ( UBS ), and Macquarie Capital in Asia - to lead the bid process to select an internationally recognized LNG operator to join the ...

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