Port operator DP World Plc will buy Topaz Energy and Marine Limited for $1 billion from Standard Chartered (SCBFF) and Renaissance Services, DP World said on Monday.
Topaz is a provider of marine logistics to the global energy industry. The deal is the latest in Asia-focused lender StanChart's efforts to sell its private equity business as part of a broader shift away from direct investing.
Reporting By Lawrence White
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