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    Oil Search talks with PNG regulator as InterOil investors hope for more

    Angela Macdonald-Smith
    Angela Macdonald-SmithSenior resources writer
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    Oil Search has held talks with Papua New Guinea's competition regulator amid concerns the watchdog has voiced over its $US2.2 billion-plus takeover deal for smaller rival and partner InterOil, as retail shareholders in the target hold out hope for a rival offer.

    Senior executives from both Oil Search and InterOil met Paulus Ain, the head of PNG's Independent Consumer and Competition Commission, on Friday in Port Moresby, according to a spokesman for the regulator, who said the ICCC had organised the meetings "to further push its stand on the issue".

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