A trio of UK law firms have taken roles on British energy company Dana Petroleum's largest-ever acquisition - the e328m (£274m) takeover of Petro-Canada Netherlands. Allen & Overy (A&O) and McGrigors both advised Dana, while Petro-Canada and its parent company Suncor Energy instructed Herbert Smith on the sale.
June 22, 2010 at 01:06 AM
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Trio of firms advise on British energy company’s €328m takeover
A trio of UK law firms have taken roles on British energy company Dana Petroleum’s largest-ever acquisition – the e328m (£274m) takeover of Petro-Canada Netherlands.
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