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Russia reoriented that gas intended for the U.S. to markets in Europe but Poland, for example, is going ahead with exploration for shale gas and Ukraine has already produced small amounts in its initial stage of development. Gazprom continues to cast...
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That’s the only positive as investors see it. Russia is the world’s leading exporter of natural gas. The negative is, well, politics, lack of transparency on the corporate and political levels, and state control of mostly all of Russia’s large cap...
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Activists of the Ukrainian women's movement FEMEN brave the cold (-22 C, but due to high humidity and wind, weather experts said it would feel more like -31 C) in front of the Russia’s natural gas monopoly giant Gazprom headquarters in central Moscow,... View Photo »
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Today we are seeing a lot of positivity because investors hope that Gazprom is finally turning its face to them and starts paying more substantial dividends
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In a meeting of the Pak-Russia Inter-Governmental Commission held on September 22, 2010 in Russia, Pakistan invited Gazprom to lay the Iran-Pakistan gas pipeline. Earlier during deliberations in August 2010 in Russia, Russian President Dmitry Medvedev...
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That will be coupled with around half a billion euros of investments, as well as hundreds of millions of euros per year from the pip line exploitation, said the Russian gas and oil giant's official. Ignatiev told Tanjug that Serbia is the central...
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Medvedev boasted that Gazprom 's sales in Europe had increased substantially in 2011 despite the pressure on pricing and the 8% decrease in overall gas consumption in Europe, climbing to 150 billion cubic meters in 2011 from 138 billion cubic meters in...
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An employee walks at Russian gas export monopoly Gazprom's Sudzha pumping station in this January 13, 2009 file photo. Beginning in 2014, Warsaw wants to tap an estimated 5.3 trillion cubic metres of recoverable reserves of gas - enough, according to... View Photo »
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Gazprom doesn’t usually pay large dividends. Their dividend yields are historically very low.
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Russian President Dmitry Medvedev? That would be former Gazprom chairman of the board Dmitry Medvedev. Is Gazprom capable of making an independent business decision? Sure, but it doesn’t matter. Part of the problem of having a national champion like...
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OAO Gazprom (English: Public Joint Stock Company Gazprom, Russian: Открытое акционерное общество "Газпром" Otkrytoye aktsionernoye obshchestvo "Gazprom") is the largest extractor of natural gas in the world and the largest Russian company. Full Article
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