Sinochem taps banks for Hong Kong IPO of oil assets, say sources
Planned listing won't include its struggling upstream business
Beijing
CHINA'S Sinochem Group has tapped three banks, including Morgan Stanley, to work on the possible Hong Kong listing of its key oil assets, as it seeks to raise capital and revive the company, said four people with knowledge of the matter.
Citic Securities and BOC International are also advising China's fourth-largest oil company on the planned initial public offering, which will likely take place in the second half of next year, the people said.
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