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Around Asia: Unconventional wisdom

EVEN as energy companies across Asia, including in China and India, look to diversify into unconventional oil and gas plays, most ventures will have to be structured around JVs and lower debt finance as project risks could adversely affect the credit metrics of these companies.

The latest to join the shale bandwagon is the Gas Authority of India Limited which, according to reports, is likely to invest between $US225 million and $US500 million to buy a 20% stake in the Eagle Ford...

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