(Editing this Q again to make it more specific)
Which Indian company would you connect to this African nation and a Singapore-based MNC? 10 points if you explain the connection.
Which Indian company would you connect to this African nation and a Singapore-based MNC? 10 points if you explain the connection.
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TATA CHEMICALS.
In April 2011, Tata Chemicals acquired 25.1% stake in ammonia-urea fertilizer complex in Gabon for around Rs.1300 crores. Tata Chemicals along with its JV partners Olam International and the Government of Gabon have signed the pre-construction services agreement with Technip S.A. for the gas-based urea fertilizer plant in Gabon, Africa.
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The connect is specific to Gabon only; so Bharti Airtel isn't the company I'm looking for. However, people who wrote Bharti Airtel can retry.
CONNECT: Tata Chemicals
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Tata Chemicals, a subsidiary of India’s Tata Group of Companies, will invest US$290 million in a fertiliser project in Gabon. Tata Chemicals will acquire a 25.1% equity stake in the urea manufacturing project from Olam International, a Singapore-based global agriculture firm, and the Republic of Gabon. Up to 25% of the fertiliser produced at the facility will be shipped back to India.
ROBIN TRAKROO
Oil India Ltd
Oil India Ltd is in talks to buy Gabon assets of France’s Etablissements Maurel et Prom SA as it seeks to expand its footprint overseas and increase production through acquisitions.
-Sugandha Ranjan
The connect is Tata Chemicals.
Tata Chemicals along with its joint venture partners Singapore-based Olam International and the Government of Gabon have signed the pre-construction services agreement with Technip S.A. for the gas-based urea fertilizer plant in Gabon, Africa.
Gabon Fertiliser Company (GFC), the joint venture company, is setting up a 1.3 million tonnes a year ammonia/urea fertilizer plant, which is expected to be one of the lowest cost producers of urea globally.
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Oil India Limited
It has invested in Gabon with a project called as the Gabon Project.
It has its office in Shakti Block in the capital city of Libreville for the purpose of exploration of blocks in the country.
Umang Gupta
Oil India Limited
It has invested in Gabon with a project called as the Gabon Project.
It has its office in Shakti Block in the capital city of Libreville for the purpose of exploration of blocks in the country.
Umang Gupta
Tata Chemicals.
It has a 25% stake in a fertilizer project at Gabon.
Arushi Jamar
Tata Chemical buying 25% stake in Singapore based MNC called OLAM. They have urea and other fertilizer plants in Gabon called the Gabon project.
Connect: tata chemicals
Connection:
tata chemicals acquired 25.1% share in ammonia-urea fertiliser manufacturing complex in GABON whose 62.9% share is held by olam international (singapore based MNC) and 12% by republic of GABON
ADISH JAIN
Oil India Limited, acquired a participating interest in Gabon oil fields with Singapore based Marvis pvt. ltd.
Oil India Limited.
They are an Indian company, which along with Marvis PTE Ltd (a Singapore MNC), is conducting oil exploration in Gabon.
Oil India Limited.
They are an Indian company, which along with Marvis PTE Ltd (a Singapore MNC), is conducting oil exploration in Gabon.
Tata Chemicals
Olam international is the Singapore MNC.
tata chemicals would invest in fertilizer project in gabon.
Tata chemicals would acquire 25.1% equity stake in urea manufacturing project from Olam International and the Republic of Gabon.
Mayur
The Indian company that connect the given clues is Oil India Limited.
Oil India Limited, in partnership with Marvis Pte Ltd.'s (Singapore based) oil division are conducting oil-exploration in Shakthi block in Gabon.
Tata Chemicals Ltd.
Gabon Fertiliser Company is a JV between Government of Gabon, Tata Chemicals Ltd and Singapore based Olam International.
(Came in Tata Crucible Delhi)
the connect:Tata Chemicals
Explanation:Tata Chemicals, a subsidiary of India’s Tata Group of Companies, will invest US$290 million in a fertiliser project in Gabon. Tata Chemicals will acquire a 25.1% equity stake in the urea manufacturing project from Olam International, a Singapore-based global agriculture firm, and the Republic of Gabon.
Achal Bhalla
Tata Chemicals, it is!
Gabon fertilizer company is a JV between Tata Chemicals & the Government of Gabon. Olam, a Singapore based company has a share in this project too.
Arushi Jamar
The indian company is OIL INDIA LIMITED and the Singapore based MNC is Marvis Private Limited.
in 2006 Oil India Limited executed a farm in agreement with IOCL and Marvis Private Limited, Singapore acquiring a participating interest in Block Shakthi, Gabon to OIL and IOCL.
Navendu Shekhar
Oil India Limited is the Indian company and Marvis Private Limited is the Singapore MNC. In 2006 they negotiated a deal where it was awarded right to invest in Gabon with IOCL.
Vikash Kumar Gupta
Ramky Group
- Working on SEZ in Gabon in partnership with Singapore based OLAM
-Udit
Oil India is the company that you are looking for. Gabon has oil reserves in large numbers which the Government of India through Oil India wants to secure for itself. The partner company in this venture is a Singapore based MNC i am guessing
By Bikash Agrawal, SRCC
Answer:Tata Chemicals Limited (TCL)
Connect; Tata Chemicals Limited (TCL), an Indian fertilizer manufacturer
has investing over INR 1,300 crore to buy a 25.10 percent stake
in an upcoming urea plant in the African country of Gabon.
The port-based ammonia-urea complex is being built by Oram
International, a Singapore based agri-food processing company
in collaboration with the Republic of Gabon
OIL INDIA LTD
Oil India Ltd, in partnership with Indian Oil Limited and Marvis Pte Ltd., of
Singapore, is conducting oil exploration in Shakthi Block in Gabon.
SUGANDHA RANJAN
the connect is TATA.
Tata Chemicals, the salt and soda ash arm of the Tata Group has acquired 25% stake in a urea fertiliser project at Gabon in Africa, for $290 million (about 1,284 crore)
along with Singapore-based MNC Olam International.
Harshita
The connect is Oil India Limited.
Oil India Limited in partnership with Marvis Pte. Ltd, is conducting Oil explorations is the Shakthi Block in Gabon.
- Lakshita Mehrotra, SSCBS
Connect: Oil India Ltd.
It is underatking oil explorations in Gabon with Marvis Pvt Ltd. which is singapore based MNC
Ishani Mittal
the indian company is TATA Chemicals and the singapore MNC is Olam International. Both are connected to Gabon as TATA chemicals and Olam has come together for a joint venture with Gabon government to set up urea manufacturing project.
sanchit gupta
Abhijeet Group is the indian company.The company was interested in setting up a ferroalloy plant, captive power plant and a sinter plant in SEZ[special economic zone].
The SEZ is a joint venture of the Gabon government and Olam International, a Singapore-based company.
MUKUL NAYYAR
Olam international
Answer: Tata Chemicals
Explanation:
Tata Chemicals acquired 25% stake in ammonia-urea fertilizer complex in Gabon
Tata Chemicals bought 35% in Singapore based MNC JOil
Vrinda Uppal
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