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Fiat Chrysler-PSA to become Stellantis as EU approves $38 bn merger
30 Dec 2020
The merged entity, to be called Stellantis, will be the world’s fourth-largest carmaker after Toyota, Volkswagen Group and Hyundai / Kia, relegating General Motors to fifth position
Lockheed Martin to acquire Aerojet Rocketdyne for $4.4 billion
29 Dec 2020
Te acquisition of Aerojet Rocketdyne will help Lockheed Martin achieve substantial growth in Hypersonics, Tactical Missiles, Integrated Air and Missile Defence, Strategic Systems and Space Exploration
RIL and BP announce first gas from Asia’s deepest project
29 Dec 2020
This is the first in trio of ultra deep-water projects that will produce an estimated 30 mmscmd (1 bcf/d) of gas by 2023, the equivalent of 15 per cent of India’s current gas demand and about 25 per cent of domestic gas production
RIL and BP announce first gas from Asia’s deepest project
29 Dec 2020
This is the first in trio of ultra deep-water projects that will produce an estimated 30 mmscmd (1 bcf/d) of gas by 2023, the equivalent of 15 per cent of India’s current gas demand and about 25 per cent of domestic gas production
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