-- COSCO Shipping Energy Transportation（香港証券取引所：1138、上海証券取引所：600026）は、COSCO SHIPPING Investment Dalianの株式100%を約15億9000万元で取得する。これは火曜日に香港証券取引所に提出された書類で明らかになった。 同社は、支配株主であるChina COSCO Shipping Corporationからこの資産を取得する。 完全子会社であるDalian COSCO Energyは、買収対価の約60%を外部資金で、残りを内部資金で賄う。 買収完了後、対象会社は間接的な完全子会社となり、関連当事者との既存の契約の一部は継続される。 COSCO Shipping Investment Dalianは、開発中の液化ガス輸送資産や大連の危険化学物質物流パークなど、海運関連事業に特化した投資・資産管理プラットフォームとして運営されている、と提出書類には記載されている。
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