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Elliott Is Said to Build Air Liquide Stake, Seeks Margin Gains

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By Mengqi Sun Verified, Vinicy Chan Verified, Dinesh Nair Verified, Swetha Gopinath Verified
| Bloomberg News Verified
(Bloomberg) -- Elliott Investment Management has taken a stake in Air Liquide SA, pushing the industrial gas supplier to improve margins, according to people familiar with the matter. Air Liquide has begun working with activist defense advisers, said the people, who asked to not be identified because the details aren’t public. Air Liquide was little changed at €169.54 in Paris trading Monday, giving the company a market value of about €108 billion ($125 billion).
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サウジが約1.3兆円の新規借り入れ検討、イラン戦争の影響で財政悪化

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By Laura Cuesta, Alex Dooler Verified, Dinesh Nair Verified
| Bloomberg News Verified
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Saudis Explore About $8 Billion in Loans as War Strains Finances

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By Laura Cuesta, Alex Dooler Verified, Dinesh Nair Verified
| Bloomberg News Verified
Photographer: Maya Anwar/Bloomberg (Bloomberg) -- Saudi Arabia is in early talks to raise at least $8 billion from a fresh loan, as it steps up efforts to diversify funding sources amid the economic fallout from the Iran war. The kingdom’s National Debt Management Center has begun sounding out banks about a potential deal, according to people familiar with the matter, who requested anonymity to discuss private information.
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