Mubadala closes investment in Kimmeridge’s gas and LNG unit

UAE's Mubadala has closed its previously announced investment in Kimmeridge's gas and LNG unit SoTex, which has now been rebranded as Caturus. The deal includes Commonwealth LNG, the developer of the 9.5 mtpa LNG facility located in Cameron Parish, Louisiana.

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