Group beats Chinese rival, to pay US$7.5bil for the asset
SYDNEY: A group of Australian, Canadian and Middle Eastern firms will pay A$10.3bil (US$7.5bil) for an Australian electricity network as part of the country’s biggest privatisation programme, beating a Chinese government bidder.
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