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Chevron concludes sale of interest in Caltex Australia Ltd

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Chevron Corporation has announced that its wholly owned subsidiary Chevron Global Energy Inc. has completed the sell down of its 135 million shares in Caltex Australia Limited (CAL) at a share price of AUD$35.00. Chevron will receive the cash proceeds upon settlement on April 2, and reflect the gain in second quarter 2015 results.

It is expected that these shares will be sold to a broad range of Australian and global equity market institutional investors.

"This transaction reflects Chevron's commitment to regularly review our portfolio and generate cash to support our long-term priorities. It is aligned with our previously announced asset sales commitment," said Michael Wirth, executive vice president, Downstream and Chemicals. "We appreciate the strong performance of Caltex Australia over the many years we've been a shareholder, and look forward to a mutually beneficial supply and brand relationship for many years to come."

Mark Nelson, president, International Products, Downstream and Chemicals, Chevron, said: “Asia-Pacific is a core strategic focus for Chevron’s Downstream business and we remain focused on ensuring our operations, portfolio and investments are well-positioned to meet the region’s growing demand for energy.”

Caltex is a prominent brand in the Australian petroleum market. The current trademark licensing agreement between Chevron and CAL will remain in effect following the transaction. Chevron will continue to ensure a reliable, high-quality supply of product is available to CAL to supply to its retail and reseller franchise network. Chevron is also committed to seeking long-term relationship opportunities with CAL.


Adapted from a press release by David Bizley

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