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Cosco seeks at least 20% stake in $23 billion Panama Canal ports deal, FT reports

China's state-owned shipping giant Cosco aims to secure at least 20%-30% stake in a $23 billion ports deal involving strategic assets in the Panama Canal, as Beijing moves to renegotiate the terms of a sale previously praised by U.

Financial Times · 1d

Panama ports deal will not close this year, warns CK Hutchison

Conglomerate says the $23bn transaction is taking much longer than expected as it tries to win Beijing’s approval

bne IntelliNews on MSN · 17d

China’s shipping giant COSCO pushes for stake in CK Hutchison's Panama ports deal

By Alek Buttermann in Berlin The planned sale of Hong Kong-based CK Hutchison’s global port assets, including its strategic terminals at both ends of the Panama Canal, has entered a new phase as negotiations now appear to include a major Chinese investor,

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US Ambassador Calls Panama Ports Owner ‘A Bad Operator’ as Cosco Rumors Ramp Up

Washington again pressures Panama to cut Chinese ties near the canal, while Cosco’s potential entry into the global port sale ...

EconoTimes16d

COSCO’s Potential Role in CK Hutchison Ports Sale Raises U.S.-China Tensions

Chinese shipping giant COSCO may join the high-profile sale of Hong Kong conglomerate CK Hutchisons global ports portfolio, a move that could intensify U.S.-China maritime rivalry. The $15 billion ...

China’s Cosco seeks at least 20% as Beijing reshapes $23bn Panama ports deal

China’s state-owned shipping conglomerate Cosco is seeking a stake of at least 20-30 per cent in a $23bn ports deal that involves key assets in the Panama Canal, as Beijing tries to rewrite the terms ...

Sourcing Journal on MSN2d

Panama Canal Authority Plans to Build Its Own Ports Amid US-China Tensions

The canal operator plans port terminals on the Atlantic and Pacific coasts, alongside a new gas pipeline as part of a $8.5 ...

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Cosco Shipping Panama News

At 7.50 a.m. (1250 GMT), the Chinese container ship "Cosco Shipping Panama" entered the Agua Clara lock on the Atlantic to begin the first crossing of the roughly 50-mile-long (80.45-km-long ...

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