Sinopec in talks to buy US$3bil chemical plant in Fujian province


BEIJING: Chinese state energy giant Sinopec Corp is in advanced talks on taking a controlling stake in petrochemical firm Dragon Aromatics, which operates one of the country’s biggest chemical plants, three sources with knowledge of the matter said.

The discussions come after the independent petrochemical firm suffered a second major fire in less than two years at the US$3bil plant in Fujian and sources said local authorities wanted Sinopec to participate before allowing the plant to reopen.

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