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Investor demand for Pilipinas Shell Petroleum indicates confidence in the Philippine economy and desire for a rare, internationally recognized IPO in Manila.

Royal Dutch Shell has been delaying the listing of its Philippine unit for almost two decades. But the deal has finally hit the market.

The private Chinese refinery company is paying $66m for a 51% stake but the total cost is set to rise to $480m once debt and upgrade requirements are factored in.

The private equity firm has teamed up with Chinese entrepreneur Huo Zhenxiang to buy 75% of auto grease supplier Tongyi Lubricants from Shell.

TPG Capital’s Asia co-heads Ben Gray and Tim Dattels talk to FinanceAsia about their plans for 2014 and why China and India are looking attractive for investment.

Thailand’s leading oil company goes head-to-head with Shell for control of African oil assets, but recent resource deals in Mozambique should give investors pause for thought.

PetroChina plans to buy a 20% stake in a Shell liquid natural gas property in Canada for more than $1 billion.

Franck de Pratere, head of Southeast Asia at Swift, discusses Indonesian payments and Asean economic integration from the sidelines of the organisation’s Jakarta Business Forum.

PetroChina and Shell increase their offer for Australian coal-seam gas company Arrow Energy to $3.1 billion and sweeten the assets they are leaving behind to secure the backing of the Arrow board.