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The acquisition vastly expands CNOOC's holdings in Canada, where the company has already invested about $2.8 billion. CNOOC said it plans to set up its regional headquarters in Calgary, retaining Nexen's management team and staff while increasing the company's spending to develop the Canadian company's energy reserves. "This transaction will allow for significant investment in our business and opens the door to new opportunities for our employees," Kevin Reinhart, interim CEO of Nexen, said in a statement.
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