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GMR Infra to sell 30 percent in Singapore unit to Petronas

GMR Energy is developing an 800 megawatt, gas-based power project on Jurong Island, Singapore, which will be set up by a consortium consisting of Siemens and Samsung.

FP Archives|Dec 20, 2014, 04:33:03 IST

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GMR Infrastructure said on Monday it agreed to sell a 30 percent stake in its unit GMR Energy (Singapore) Pte Ltd to Petronas International Corp, a unit of Malaysian state-run oil firm Petronas.

It did not provide financial details of the deal.

GMR Energy is developing an 800 megawatt, gas-based power project on Jurong Island, Singapore, which will be set up by a consortium consisting of Siemens and Samsung, it said in a statement.

Reuters

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