SINGAPORE, June 11 (Reuters) - Japanese shipper Nippon Yusen
Kaisha (NYK) 9101.T has agreed to invest in EMAS Chiyoda, a
subsea services joint venture between oilfield services firm
Ezra Holdings Ltd EZRA.SI and Chiyoda Corp 6366.T , Ezra said
in a statement late on Friday.
Singapore's Ezra, through its EMAS AMC subsidiary, plans to
sell a 10 percent stake in the joint venture for $36 million,
while engineering company Chiyoda will sell a 15 percent stake.
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Once the deal is completed, Ezra will hold 40 percent of the
joint venture, Chiyoda 35 percent, while NYK will hold 25
percent. Ezra, one of the city-state's many oilfield service
firms hit by a challenging market, had completed the JV
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Ezra shares jumped 25 percent on Wednesday before trading
was halted.
(Reporting By Aradhana Aravindan; Editing by Simon
Cameron-Moore)
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