Apollo HK TMS Investment Holdings GP, LLC
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2025-01-17 (tum1haber.com)
What's going on at BP - DETAILS in this article!
İlham Şaban: "The situation of the company is not the result of the current situation, but the actions of the previous management"
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2024-09-20 (factor.am)
BP is selling 20 percent of its stake in the gas pipeline from Azerbaijan to Europe
BP-Azerbaijan is selling its 20 percent share in the gas pipeline that transports gas from Azerbaijan to Europe, Azerbaijani media write, citing the company's statement. It is noted that BP has agreed to sell its shares in the Trans-Adriatic Gas Pipeline (TAP) to the American Apollo Global Management.
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2024-09-17 (naturalgasintel.com)
Apollo Paying $1B for Stake in Azerbaijan-to-Europe Trans Adriatic Natural Gas System
Learn about Apollo Global Management's $1 billion investment in the Trans Adriatic Natural Gas System connecting Azerbaijan to Europe and the strategic partnership with BP. The system, including the TAP pipeline, plays a crucial role in Europe 's energy infrastructure, with expansions planned to
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2024-09-17 (jutarnji.hr)
The Americans signed a contract with the British energy giant BP on the purchase of a stake in the Trans-Adriatic gas pipeline
The plan is also to build the Ionian-Adriatic gas pipeline (IAP), which would deliver gas to Croatia
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2024-08-06 (luxtimes.lu)
ArcelorMittal buys into oil production, hopes for hydrogen
Luxembourg’s ArcelorMittal locked down its new stake in a French company that makes tubes for oil and gas drillers and which could see growth from greener hydrogen, geothermal and carbon capture uses, the world’s number-two steelmaker said Tuesday.
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