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China Gas's network would support Sinopec's efforts to pipe that gas into homes across the mainland.

Hostile Takeover's a Gas in China's Energy Sector Tom Orlik 2011

Two senior executives—including Managing Director Liu Ming Hui , China Gas's single biggest shareholder, with a 13% stake—were arrested by police in Shenzhen, China, last December on suspicions of embezzlement.

China Versus Shareholders Alison Tudor 2011

But that was just two months before the arrests, which depressed China Gas's share price.

China Versus Shareholders Alison Tudor 2011

If the bid succeeds, ENN would take 55% of China Gas's shares, with the rest going to Sinopec.

China Versus Shareholders Alison Tudor 2011

China Gas's shares tumbled as much as roughly 50% since last year's arrests but have recovered somewhat in the last few months on takeover speculation.

China Versus Shareholders Alison Tudor 2011

First, China Gas's former managing director and biggest shareholder, Liu Minghui—jailed in late 2010 on allegations of embezzlement—is not giving up his company without a fight.

China Gas Flares Up Tom Orlik 2012

National Fuel Gas's stock, which returned 34% in 2010, rallied after the company announced last September that it was seeking a partner for its assets in the Marcellus shale, a prolific gas-production area in Pennsylvania.

Utilities 2011

One analyst said China Gas's latest announcement represents only "an act of resistance" rather than a move to look for a rival bidder.

China Gas Pushes Back on Bid Chester Yung 2011

China Gas's distribution network would be an important strategic asset for Sinopec.

China Gas Flares Up Tom Orlik 2012

Which brave company would be China Gas's "white knight"—willing to launch a bid to counter a state-owned giant?

Hostile Takeover's a Gas in China's Energy Sector Tom Orlik 2011