Atinum mulls $350m STX Energy bid
Korea’s Atinum Partners is reportedly considering making a bid for STX Energy Co, the privately-held subsidiary of Korea Exchange-listed STX Group. The deal could value the company at up to KRW400 billion ($$354 million).
According to in a regulatory filing seen by Reuters, Atinum said that - through a private equity fund - it is seeking a 49% stake in the company, which STX is thought to have put up for sale in a bid to...
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