Rosneft

...Unicredit Securities, adding that fines of around $248 million for breaching anti-trust laws also hit Rosneft's bottom line. Rosneft is currently challenging the Federal Anti-Monopoly Service claims in courts, but set up special reserve...

In this article: Tax, Operating costs, Revenue, Sergei Bogdanchikov, Micex, Royal Dutch Shell, and Eni

...billion, versus $5.33 billion in the third quarter of 2008 and higher than analysts' predictions of $3.58 billion. Rosneft said it had reduced its net debt by $2.4 billion to $18.86 billion during the nine months to the end of...

In this article: Revenues, Sergei Bogdanchikov, Russia, and Reuters

...new charges that could keep him behind bars for decades while most of Yukos' assets were stripped and sold off to state concern Rosneft in auctions tainted by accusations of fraud. The jailed tycoon has issued a statement condemning...

In this article: Dmitry Medvedev, William Browder, Mikhail Khodorkovsky, Novaya Gazeta, Yukos, Russia, Moscow, Allegation, and All rights reserved

Oil trading company IPP has won a tender called by state-controlled Rosneft <ROSN.MM> to ship the first crude cargo from Russia's new far eastern oil port of Kozmino, several oil traders told Reuters on Monday. The traders said Rosneft...

In this article: Pacific Ocean, IPP, Russia, Asia, and Dubai

...some new projects were being planned. Shmatko said LUKoil decided to build a petrochemical plant near the Caspian Sea while Gazprom, Rosneft and petrochemicals firm Sibur were looking into building plants in the Baltic countries. New...

In this article: Vladimir Putin, Interfax, Russia, Bankruptcy, Lukoil, Polyethylene, and Gazprombank

...and has earmarked about 450 enterprises for divestment. It may also sell shares in companies already publicly traded, including Rosneft, its biggest oil producer, Shuvalov said on Sept. 22. "The crisis showed once again very explicitly that...

In this article: Igor Shuvalov, Revenue, Russia, Dmitry Medvedev, Moscow, Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation, and Vladimir Putin

...of the interests of the Russian state, particularly in the oil sector--like his chairmanship of $68-billion (2008 sales) state oil concern Rosneft. He is widely assumed to be a secret shareholder--though, like his presumed work in...

In this article: Igor Sechin, Yukos, Vladimir Putin, Russia, Ogk-1, The Kremlin, Darth Vader, and Chechnya

...2006 initial public offering. Refining and distribution. According to the first deputy prime minister and Rosneft board chairman, Igor Sechin, the company has reached an agreement with CNPC to build a joint refinery in Tianjin, south of...

In this article: China, Russia, China National Petroleum Corporation, Vladimir Putin, Hydrocarbon, Far East, Beijing, and Coal

...in CPC respectively. The group exports CPC Blend from a terminal near the Russian port of Novorossiisk. Russian companies such as Rosneft <ROSN.MM>, Surgutneftegas <SNGS.MM> and TNK-BP <TNBPI.RTS> also ship crude via CPC. In 2008, CPC...

In this article: Lukoil, Surgutneftegas, Caspian Pipeline Consortium, Transneft, Royal Dutch Shell, ExxonMobil, and Chevron

...million in domestic sponsorship revenues so far and hope to top the $1 billion mark. and Megafon, state oil and gas company Rosneft and state bank Sberbank. Virtually all Olympic facilities are being built from scratch in the Black Sea...

In this article: Sochi, Winter Games, All rights reserved, 2014 Winter Olympics, Revenue, Summer Games, Sberbank, and International Olympic Committee