CN Energy Group to Acquire 82% Stake in Blessing Logistics for $2 Million in Shares

Reuters01-29
CN Energy Group to Acquire 82% Stake in Blessing Logistics for $2 Million in Shares

CN Energy Group Inc. has entered into a framework agreement with the shareholders of Blessing Logistics Ltd., an oil trading company based in Alberta, Canada. Under the terms outlined, CN Energy Group would acquire approximately 82% of Blessing Logistics’ equity in exchange for its own Class A ordinary shares, with the total consideration expected to be around US$2.0 million. The agreement allows both parties to negotiate a definitive share purchase agreement within 60 days, with the potential for termination if no final agreement is reached. The proposed acquisition aims to provide CN Energy Group with a platform for expansion into the energy trading and upstream investment sectors, particularly in North America. Completion of the transaction remains subject to further negotiation, due diligence, and approvals.

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