Australia may be tempted to add the UAE energy firm's $19bln offer for the gas driller to a list of blocked overseas ...

Australia's Santos said on Friday it had granted exclusive due diligence for a period of six weeks to an international ...

XRG and partners will have a six-week exclusivity period to further negotiations over $18.7 billion acquisition deal ...

Santos has granted an ADNOC-led consortium exclusive due diligence access for six weeks concerning an $18.7 billion ...

As shareholders wait to see if Treasurer Jim Chalmers will bless the $36 billion takeover, here’s all you need to know about ...

(Reuters) -Australia's second-largest gas producer Santos said on Monday it intended to support an all-cash $18.7 billion takeover bid from an international consortium led by Abu Dhabi's National Oil ...

In a note at odds with the bank’s analysts, the Hong Kong sales desk says Treasurer Jim Chalmers would be taking a political ...

It would be the largest acquisition of an upstream international oil and gas company by a state-owned one. Adnoc’s $18.7 billion bid for Australia’s Santos, in partnership with private equity giant ...

The non-binding indicative proposal suggests an acquisition of all issued shares of Santos at a cash price of $5.76 per share ...

Moody’s noted Santos’ investment grade credit profile is supported by “the company’s operational and product diversity, the ...

An XRG-led consortium has proposed to acquire Australia's Santos as it looks to become a top-five global LNG player.

ADNOC's investment arm XRG with Abu Dhabi Development Holding Company (ADQ) and private equity firm Carlyle proposed to offer $5.76 (A$8.89) per Santos share. The stock last traded at A$7.72.