Sullivan and Cromwell in Arco/Amoco deal

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Sullivan and Cromwell in Arco/Amoco deal

April 30 1999

US firm Sullivan and Cromwell are advising BP Amoco on the takeover of the Atlantic Richfield Company (Arco). The acquisition will be made through a stock swap and is valued at $26.8 billion. The combined company will have a market capitilization of arounds $190 billion. Tax partner Willard Taylor, from Sullivan and Cromwell’s New York office, worked on the deal for BP Amoco.

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