The molybdenum-catalyzed asymmetric ring-closing metathesis of the various Cs -symmetric (π-arene)chromium substrates provides the corresponding bridged planar-chiral (π-arene)chromium complexes in excellent yields with up to >99 % ee. With a bulky and unsymmetrical substituent, such as N-indolyl or 1-naphthyl, at the 2-positions of the η(6) -1,3-diisopropenylbenzene ligands, both biaryl-based axial chirality and π-arene-based planar chirality are simultaneously induced in the products. The axial chirality is retained even after the removal of the dicarbonylchromium fragment, and the chiral biaryl/heterobiaryl compounds are obtained with complete retention of the enantiopurity.

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