22.02.2010 • News

Schlumberger, Smith Don't See Antitrust Sales

Schlumberger and Smith International do not expect to have to sell any major assets to get antitrust clearance for the oilfield services leader's acquisition of Smith, a source familiar with the deal said on Sunday.

Schlumberger earlier on Sunday announced a deal to buy Smith in an all-stock deal that values the company at about $11.3 billion. Commenting after the Wall Street Journal reported on Friday that Schlumberger was in talks to buy Smith, analysts said government antitrust enforcers could give the deal a hard look.

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