A planned sale of shares in Daewoo International is attracting strong interest from other Korean energy firms. Government debt-clearer Korea Asset Management Corp. (KAMC) is looking to sell its 35.5% stake in the Korean trader and explorer, which would prompt other shareholders holding a combined 33.3% - including Export-Import Bank of Korea and Korea Development Bank - to follow suit. A KAMC spokesman said a lead manager will be appointed next month to start the sale process. The combined 68.8% stake is expected to be worth more than 3 trillion ($2.5 billion).
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