CNOOC chairman Fu Chengyu said the investment would go mainly towards South China Sea exploration, Huizhou petrochemical projects and a natural gas pipeline, the state-run China Daily reported. The paper did not say if it was the state-owned parent company or the listed subsidiary CNOOC Ltd that would make the investment. But the size of the investment is bigger than the entire market value of CNOOC Ltd, which has a market capitalisation of about $36.5 billion. CNOOC said last year it would step up deep-water exploration in the South China Sea from 2009 and to invest 200 billion yuan ($29.24 billion) until the end of the next decade. Fu also said Guangdong was a key base for CNOOC's future development.
Friday, March 6, 2009
CNOOC plans $44bn investment
China offshore oil specialist CNOOC said it will invest more than 300 billion yuan ($43.86 billion) in China's southern Guangdong province in the next five years.
CNOOC chairman Fu Chengyu said the investment would go mainly towards South China Sea exploration, Huizhou petrochemical projects and a natural gas pipeline, the state-run China Daily reported. The paper did not say if it was the state-owned parent company or the listed subsidiary CNOOC Ltd that would make the investment. But the size of the investment is bigger than the entire market value of CNOOC Ltd, which has a market capitalisation of about $36.5 billion. CNOOC said last year it would step up deep-water exploration in the South China Sea from 2009 and to invest 200 billion yuan ($29.24 billion) until the end of the next decade. Fu also said Guangdong was a key base for CNOOC's future development.Read More
CNOOC chairman Fu Chengyu said the investment would go mainly towards South China Sea exploration, Huizhou petrochemical projects and a natural gas pipeline, the state-run China Daily reported. The paper did not say if it was the state-owned parent company or the listed subsidiary CNOOC Ltd that would make the investment. But the size of the investment is bigger than the entire market value of CNOOC Ltd, which has a market capitalisation of about $36.5 billion. CNOOC said last year it would step up deep-water exploration in the South China Sea from 2009 and to invest 200 billion yuan ($29.24 billion) until the end of the next decade. Fu also said Guangdong was a key base for CNOOC's future development.
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