Shell buys liquid natural gas firm

Royal Dutch Shell is splashing out 74 million dollars to buy up the remaining shares of Norwegian liquid natural gas (LNG) supplier Gasnor it does not already own.

Royal Dutch Shell is splashing out 74 million dollars to buy up the remaining shares of Norwegian liquid natural gas (LNG) supplier Gasnor it does not already own.

Shell currently has 4.1% of the stock but has signed a share purchase agreement which should see it take ownership of the rest by the third quarter.

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