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BW LPG offers to buy Dorian in billion dollar deal

BW LPG has offered to buy competitor Dorian LPG in a billion dollar transaction that, if approved, would create one of the world's biggest gas tanker carriers.

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Updated Wednesday May 30 with response from Dorian LPG

Singapore-based gas tanker shipping company BW LPG has made an offer to purchase competitor Dorian LPG in a share transaction for USD 1.1 billion, according to a notice to the Oslo Stock Exchange on Tuesday.

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