Singapore’s Olam Sells Agribusiness Unit To Saudi Fund In Deal Valued At $4 Billion
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The Singaporean giant formalizes the sale of its agricultural products subsidiary to Saudi Arabia, Salic, an operation in billions of dollars that raises the question of the future of Olam on the continent.
Singapore-listed Olam to sell 44.6% stake in agribusiness to Saudi Arabia for US$1.8 billion, shares jump
Singapore-based Olam Group on Monday (Feb 24) said it will sell a 44.58 per cent stake in its agricultural products business Olam Agri for US$1.78 billion to state-owned Saudi Agricultural and Livestock Investment Company (SALIC). Shares of the company jumped as much as 8.9 per cent in early trading to S$1
Singapore’s Olam Sells Agribusiness Unit To Saudi Fund In Deal Valued At $4 Billion
Olam Group—backed Singaporean tycoon Sunny Verghese—is selling its remaining stake in its agribusiness unit to Saudi Agriculture and Livestock Investment Company in a deal valued at $4 billion.
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