Dart sells down in China

DART Energy is selling its wholly owned Singapore subsidiary for a cash consideration of about $US20.8 million ($A22.9 million).

15 July 2013
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Dart Energy FLG will be sold to Hong Kong HuiHua Global Technology, a subsidiary of China Oil HBP Science & Technology.

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