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Russia’s Lukoil plans sale of international assets in response to planned US sanctions

Russian oil company Lukoil plans to sell its international assets to U.S. private equity firm Carlyle Group, Lukoil said Thursday, as it rushes to divest its global portfolio in the face of impending U.S. sanctions.

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Carlyle strikes tentative deal to buy Lukoil’s international assets

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Russia’s Lukoil to sell Carlyle its international assets

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Russia's Lukoil to sell international assets to U.S. Carlyle Group

Lukoil had agreed to sell most of its foreign assets, estimated to be worth around $22 billion, to U.S. private equity firm Carlyle Group CG.O pending approval from the U.S. government, Russia's No. 2...

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Live: Sanctioned Russian oil giant Lukoil to sell foreign assets to US investment firm

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Russia's sanctioned oil firm Lukoil to sell foreign assets to Carlyle

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Lukoil Agrees to Sell International Assets to Carlyle

The transaction does not include the assets in Kazakhstan, which will remain owned by Lukoil Group and continue their operations under respective licenses, the Russian firm said.

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Lukoil sold its international assets, including those in Romania, to the American fund Carlyle Group

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Lukoil Agrees Deal With Carlyle to Sell International Assets Unit

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Hungary's MOL to buy Serbia's Russia-owned NIS oil company if US approves

Hungary's MOL Group energy company said on Monday they have signed a preliminary agreement to buy a 56.15% stake in Serbia's Russia-owned main oil supplier that has been sanctioned by the United States.

US extends sanctions waiver to Serbia's Russian-owned refiner NIS, state TV says

The U.S. Treasury Department has extended a sanctions waiver on Serbia's Russian-owned NIS oil company, giving the Balkan country another month to import much needed winter fuel supplies, state-run RTS TV said on Friday.

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U.S. Extends Sanctions Waiver: Serbia's NIS Gets More Time for Winter Fuel

The U.S. Treasury has temporarily extended a sanctions waiver for Serbia's Russian-owned NIS oil company, allowing continued crude imports via Croatia’s JANAF pipeline. This extension aims to address potential fuel shortages while facilitating NIS's potential sale to Hungary's MOL,

Al-Monitor

US grants temporary licence to Russian-controlled Serbian oil firm NIS: Serbian minister

The United States has granted a temporary licence to NIS, a majority-Russian owned Serbian oil company caught up in US sanctions against Moscow's invasion of Ukraine, a Serbian minister said on Wednesday. Washington's sanctions on the Petroleum Industry of ...

Reuters

Serbia's Russian-owned NIS refiner buys first crude since US sanctions waiver

NIS facing US sanctions over Russian ownership Washington granted waiver through January 23 Frozen crude imports had created concerns over fuel supplies BELGRADE, Jan 9 (Reuters) - NIS (NIIS.BEL), opens new tab, Serbia's Russian-owned oil company, said on ...

Yahoo

US Treasury Department lifts sanctions on several companies that supplied equipment to Russia's military industry

The US Treasury Department has removed some companies from its sanctions list that had sold sanctioned equipment to Russia, including to the military-industrial complex. Source: US Treasury Department website Details: Among the companies removed is Cyprus ...

OilPrice.com

Russia Sees Sale of Gazprom Stake in Serbia’s Sole Refinery as Beneficial

Hungarian oil company MOL Group has signed an agreement to acquire Gazprom Neft's majority stake in Naftna Industrija Srbije, Serbia’s only refinery, a deal Russia’s Foreign Minister considers beneficial for Moscow,

Bloomberg L.P.

US Readies New Russia Sanctions If Putin Rejects Peace Deal

The US is preparing a fresh round of sanctions on Russia’s energy sector to increase the pressure on Moscow should President Vladimir Putin reject a peace agreement with Ukraine, according to people familiar with the matter. The US is considering options ...

Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty

EU Plans New Russia Sanctions As Loopholes Persist

The EU is preparing its 20th sanctions package against Russia, focusing on tightening enforcement, expanding maritime restrictions, and closing loopholes used to circumvent existing measures, while more far-reaching energy sanctions remain unlikely.