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Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide Inc HOT.N on Friday said a 13 cash offer from Chinas Anbang Insurance Group Co was superior to one from Marriott International Inc MAR.O, setting the stage for the largest ever deal by a Chinese company in the United States.

The operator of Sheraton and Westin hotels said the Chinese insurers offer beat Marriotts previously agreed cash and stock offer by nearly 15 percent, and that it planned to scrap the proposed deal with the rival hotel chain.

Anbang has been on a U.S. hotel buying spree as Chinese insurers rush to acquire highyielding assets as they struggle to keep up with the policy liabilities of the countrys aging population. U.S. assets are also seen as a good hedge against weakness in the Chinese yuan.

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The Anbangled consortium which also includes private equity firms J.C. Flowers & Co from the United States and Primavera Capital from China has bid 78 per share in cash, or 13.16 overall, based on shares outstanding as of Feb. 19.

At Thursdays close, Marriotts bid for Starwood was worth 68.06 per share, or around 11.5 overall.

Starwoods shares were up 4.7 percent at 79.99 in midday trading, their highest level since November.

Marriott, which has until March 28 to counter Anbangs offer, said it was considering its options.

Dan Wasiolek, a hotel industry analyst at Morningstar, said Marriott could still counter with a higher offer.

Marriott can increase their offer because they have the balance sheet flexibility, he said, suggesting the larger rival hotel company could sweeten its offer by 700 in cash.

If Anbangs offer is successful, it would boost the companys reputation as one of Chinas top corporate acquirers, adding Starwood with its nearly 1,300 hotels in about 100 countries.

The offer follows Anbangs 6.5 deal struck last week for Strategic Hotels & Resorts Inc and its 2 purchase of New Yorks iconic Waldorf Astoria hotel last year.