FRANKFURT, Nov 7 (Reuters) - Joma Industrial Source Corp,
the British Virgin Islands-based takeover vehicle of oil
industry veteran Maurice Dijols, will offer 15.23 euros per
share for CAT oil O2C.DE , it said on Friday.
The offer comes after Joma built up an indirect controlling
interest of nearly 48 percent in the German-listed CAT oil,
which triggered a mandatory offer, according to German law.
CAT oil specialises in boosting productivity of wells via
hydraulic fracturing, known as fracking. Its customers include
Lukoil LKOH.MM , Rosneft ROSN.MM , Gazprom GAZP.MM and
Kazmunaigas RDGZ.KZ .
Joma said on Thursday it would give CAT "a substantial boost
in industry know-how in its core markets, especially in Russia
and Kazakhstan" because Dijols, 63, was behind the deal.
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French-born Dijols spent more than three decades at Dutch
oilfield services group Schlumberger, including as head of its
Russia business from 2003 to 2011.
CAT oil shares closed down 2.3 percent on Friday at 14.75
euros, giving it a market capitalisation of around 720 million
euros ($895 million).
(1 US dollar = 0.8042 euro)
(Reporting by Harro ten Wolde; Editing by Mark Potter)
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