Mercuria completes acquisition of JP Morgan’s physical commodities business

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Jonathan Bell

Editor-in-chief

Mercuria Energy has today successfully completed the acquisition of parts of JP Morgan Chase’s physical commodities business. This follows the initial signing of the definitive purchase and sale agreement in March 2014 (TXF News 19 March 2014).

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