Occidental Petroleum announced on Friday that it would sell its Argentine oil and gas assets to China’s largest oil company for $2.45 billion.
The deal by state-owned China Petroleum & Chemical Corp. — commonly known as Sinopec — will see Asia’s largest oil refiner increase its overseas reserves in order to meet growing domestic demand in China, Reuters reports.
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