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The Asian Lawyer
March 28, 2013
China/ Hong Kong
Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher Flom and King Wood Mallesons are advising China Petroleum and Chemical Corp., also known as Sinopec Corp., on a deal to acquire $3 billion in oil and gas assets through a joint venture with its parent, Sinopec Group. The deal will establish an entity, owned equally by Sinopec Corp. and Sinopec Group, called Sinopec International Petroleum EP Hongkong Overseas Ltd. and that will contain assets in Kazakhstan, Colombia, and Russia. Skadden Beijing partner Peter Huang is acting as U.S. counsel to Sinopec Corp. King Wood Mallesons partners Dirk Walker and Dina Yin in Beijing, Scott Gardiner, Lee Horan, and Tim Warman in Australia, and David Lam in Hong Kong are advising Sinopec Corp. on Chinese law. [Read full story]Herbert Smith Freehills has advised ASM International N.V., a semiconductor equipment supplier based in the Netherlands, on a $554 million share placement in its Hong Kong–listed subsidiary, ASM Pacific Technology Ltd. ASM International placed a total of 47,424,500 ordinary shares, representing a 12 percent stake of ASM Pacific. Following that, ASM International will own a 40 percent stake in ASM Pacific, which designs, manufactures, and markets equipment used to assemble semiconductors. The Herbert Smith Freehills team was led by Hong Kong partner Andrew Tortoishell. Benelux firm Stibbe acted as Dutch counsel to ASM International while Quarles Brady advised on U.S. law. Morgan Stanley and the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corp. Ltd. acted as underwriters, which were advised by Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer.
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Asia Deal Digest: March 28, 2013
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