What's left of Noble as it retreats to its Asian roots in effort to survive
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IT'S the end of an era for Noble Group Ltd. Three decades after its founding, and from a perch among the world's top commodity traders, the company is abandoning its global ambitions and falling back to its Asian roots in a last-ditch effort to survive.
Noble is selling its North American gas & power unit to rival Mercuria Energy Group Ltd and is seeking buyers for its global oil liquids business as it grapples with losses of as much as US$1.8 billion in the second quarter. That will leave the Hong Kong-based firm - once a rival to trading behemoths like Glencore Plc in its global reach across multiple commodities - as effectively an Asian trader of coal, iron ore, freight and liquefied natural gas, with a market value of less than US$400 million.
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