Sinochem tables $2.4 billion offer for Australia's Nufarm

By Sameera Anand | 29 September 2009
Keywords: sinochem | nufarm | chemchina | bluestar | finance | asia | acquisition | pesticides
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Government-owned Sinochem becomes the second Chinese firm to pursue Australian farm chemicals company Nufarm.

Chinese state-owned enterprise Sinochem yesterday tabled a A$2.8 billion ($2.4 billion) bid to buy 100% of the equity of Australian farm chemicals company Nufarm. Including debt on Nufarm's books, Sinochem's bid ascribes an enterprise value of A$3.7 billion to Nufarm.

Nufarm describes itself as one of the world's leading crop protection companies and says it makes products that help farmers protect their crops against damage caused by weeds, pests and disease. The company had earlier informed shareholders that Sinochem approached it on June 29 about a takeover. At ...

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