Stamford Law Corp. and Latham & Watkins are advising on the $1.2 billion reverse takeover of Singapore investment holding company United Fiber System Ltd. by Indonesian energy and infrastructure group PT Dian Swastatika.
February 02, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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Singapore firm Stamford Law Corp. and Latham & Watkins are advising on a $1.2 billion reverse takeover by Indonesian energy and infrastructure group PT Dian Swastatika.
The deal will see Singapore-based investment holding company United Fiber System Ltd. acquire from Dian Swastatika a 67-percent stake in a coal-mining subsidiary PT Golden Energy Mines Tbk. Dian Swastika will in return receive $1.2 billion in new shares in United Fiber, giving it a 93-percent interest in the company.
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