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Putin in a letter whose text was obtained by Vedomosti. Financial market instability increases competition for investment, competition that will be difficult to withstand without a privatization program. Last December, Deputy Prime Minister Igor Sechin...
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A source told Reuters this month that Deputy Prime Minister Igor Sechin, who opposes plans to privatise state assets, wrote to Prime Minister Vladimir Putin to propose that Rosneft take over the government's 20 percent stake in NCSP. "We stand for...
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Russia's Prime Minister Vladimir Putin (back C), accompanied by Deputy Prime Minister Igor Sechin (back R), Defence Minister Anatoly Serdyukov (front L) and Rosneft president Eduard Khudainatov (front R), takes part in a signing ceremony in Moscow... View Photo »
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On an annual basis, depending on what's going on, Rosneft's financing need is anywhere from $15 billion upwards. So, a $2 billion deal on its own is not such a big deal for them
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The Economic Development Ministry also hopes to sell off 15 percent of the government’s 75.16 percent stake in the country’s largest oil company, Rosneft, this year, and exit entirely by 2017. But according to the Interfax report, Energy Minister...
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Under the tender terms, Shell can take an average of six cargoes per month or 36 cargoes in the tender period, which ends in March. But Shell used up its quota in February, prompting Rosneft to call an additional tender to sell March cargoes, they said.
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The cargoes were sold in an additional tender after Shell, holder of Rosneft's half-year jumbo tender, used up its quota early in the period, leaving the Russian producer with several cargoes which were unspoken for, traders said. Under the tender...
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Specialists work at a control room of Rosneft Achinsk oil refinery, one of the biggest Siberian fuel suppliers, near the town of Achinsk, some 188 km (117 miles) west of Krasnoyarsk, September 9, 2011. View Photo »
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Rosneft must give money to CSKA. Sorry, not must. May.
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The Norwegian authorities need geological data from the relevant areas in order to safeguard Norwegian interests in accordance with the maritime delimitation treaty if transboundary oil deposits are found. The Russian state-owned company Rosneft has...
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The venture will work on 21,236 square miles in the Orinoco oil belt, Venezuelan newspaper El Universal reports. Russian state-run oil company Rosneft last year signed a memorandum of understanding to help develop Orinoco, one of the biggest oil fields...
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OAO Rosneft Oil Company (Russian: Роснефть) (MICEX:ROSN RTS:ROSN) is an integrated petroleum company owned by the Russian Government. Rosneft is headquartered in Moscow’s Balchug district near the Kremlin, across the Moskva river. Rosneft became Russia's leading extraction and refinement company after purchasing assets of former oil giant Yukos... Full Article
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A general view of Rosneft Achinsk oil refinery, one of the biggest Siberian fuel suppliers, near the town of Achinsk, some 188 km (117 miles) west of Krasnoyarsk, September 9, 2011.
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A worker cycles in the Rosneft Achinsk oil refinery, one of the biggest Siberian fuel suppliers, near the town of Achinsk, some 188 km (117 miles) west of Krasnoyarsk, September 9, 2011.
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ST. PETERSBURG, RUSSIA - JUNE 17: Eduard Khudainatov, President of Rosneft Oil Company, attends the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF) on June 17, 2011 in St. Petersburg, Russia. Global business leaders have gathered in Russia for the three-day conference.
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Russia's Prime Minister Vladimir Putin (back C), accompanied by Deputy Prime Minister Igor Sechin (back R), Defence Minister Anatoly Serdyukov (front L) and Rosneft president Eduard Khudainatov (front R), takes part in a signing ceremony in Moscow November 18, 2011. Putin said on Friday...
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Rosneft oil storage tanks are seen at the oil-loading terminal in Privodino, 750 km (466 miles) south-east from the city of Arhangelsk, in this file picture taken May 29, 2007. Talks between BP, Rosneft and the Russian shareholders in BP's Russian venture TNK-BP have failed to reach...
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A view of the Rosneft Achinsk oil refinery plant, one of the biggest Siberian fuel suppliers, near the town of Achinsk, some 188 km (117 miles) west of Krasnoyarsk, April 28, 2011. Russia's Energy Ministry said on Monday producers will stop exporting gasoline in May to help Russia cope...
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A board displays fuel prices near the Rosneft Achinsk oil refinery plant, one of the biggest Siberian fuel suppliers, in the town of Achinsk, some 188 km (117 miles) west of Krasnoyarsk, April 28, 2011. Russia's Energy Ministry said on Monday producers will stop exporting gasoline in...
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Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin smiles arriving for talks between Rosneft executives and ExxonMobil top brass, including President Neil Duffin, in the Black Sea resort of Sochi, Russia, Tuesday, Aug. 30, 2011. Russia's state-owned Rosneft teamed up with U.S. company ExxonMobil on...
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Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin, center right, and Rex Tillerson, ExxonMobil's chief executive, obscured center left, smile as Rosneft's chief executive Eduard Khadainatov, right, and ExxonMobil's President Neil Duffin shake hands during a signing ceremony in the Black Sea...
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Russian President Dmitry Medvedev, left, meets with state oil company Rosneft's Chief Executive Eduard Khudainatov in the Gorki residence outside Moscow on Thursday, July 21, 2011.
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The Kremlin is reflected in the company plate of the state-controlled Russian oil giant Rosneft at the entrance of the headquarters in Moscow, on May 17, 2011. Rosneft on May 17 shattered BP's hopes of exploiting Russian Arctic oil by pulling out of a planned joint venture with the...
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A view shows the headquarters of the state-controlled Russian oil giant Rosneft in Moscow, on May 17, 2011. Rosneft on May 17 shattered BP's hopes of exploiting Russian Arctic oil by pulling out of a planned joint venture with the British giant after losing patience with protracted...
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A worker turns a valve in front of tanks bearing the Rosneft logo at UdmurtNeft's Gremikhinskoye oil field, east of Izhevsk, near the Ural Mountains, in this file picture taken December 7, 2007. Talks between BP, Rosneft and the Russian shareholders in BP's Russian venture TNK-BP have...
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An employee works near a gasoline tank truck outside the Rosneft Achinsk oil refinery plant, one of the biggest Siberian fuel suppliers, near the town of Achinsk, some 188 km (117 miles) west of Krasnoyarsk, April 28, 2011. Russia's Energy Ministry said on Monday producers will stop...
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Members of Russian Emergencies Ministry take part in a simulation exercise to extinguish a fire due to overflowing at a storage facility which belongs to oil producer Rosneft in the town of Svetlograd, some 100 km (62 miles) east of Russia's southern city of Stavropol, April 14, 2011. ...
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A member of Russian Emergencies Ministry takes part in a simulation exercise to extinguish a fire due to overflowing at a storage facility which belongs to oil producer Rosneft in the town of Svetlograd, some 100 km (62 miles) east of Russia's southern city of Stavropol, April 14, 2011.
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A view of the Lotte Plaza buisness center where British Petroleum (BP) rents office space in Moscow, on August 31, 2011. Bailiffs raided the offices of BP in Moscow on August 31 to uncover documents over its failed deal with Rosneft, the latest chapter in the British energy giant's...
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A boy rides his bicycle past Lotte Plaza buisness center where British Petroleum (BP) rents office space in Moscow, on August 31, 2011. Bailiffs raided the offices of BP in Moscow on August 31 to uncover documents over its failed deal with Rosneft, the latest chapter in the British...
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People walk on August 31, 2011 past the Lotte Plaza buisness center in Moscow where the BP office is located. Bailiffs on August 31 raided the offices of BP in Moscow to uncover documents over its failed deal with Rosneft, the latest chapter in the British energy giant's troubled...
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A view of the Exxon Mobil refinery in Baytown, Texas in this September 15, 2008 file photo. Exxon Mobil Corp and Rosneft on August 29, 2010 announced an agreement to extract oil and gas from the Russian Arctic, the most significant U.S.-Russian corporate deal since U.S. President Barack...
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Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin, right, and Rex Tillerson, ExxonMobil's chief executive smile during a signing ceremony in the Black Sea resort of Sochi, Russia, Tuesday, Aug. 30, 2011. Russia's state-owned Rosneft teamed up with U.S. company ExxonMobil on Tuesday to develop huge...
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Russia's Prime Minister Vladimir Putin (C) and Deputy Prime Minister Igor Sechin (L) look on during a signing ceremony in the Black Sea resort of Sochi August 30, 2011. Exxon and Russia's Rosneft signed a deal on Tuesday to develop oil and gas reserves in the Russian Arctic, opening up...
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Russia's President Dmitry Medvedev (R back) and his Chinese counterpart Hu Jintao (L back) attend a signing ceremony in Moscow's Kremlin June 16, 2011. Russia's top crude producer, Rosneft, may increase oil shipments to China, above today's 300,000 barrels per day, to feed a planned...
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Russia's Prime Minister Vladimir Putin (C) chairs a meeting at the Novo-Ogaryovo residence outside Moscow May 27, 2011. Putin said on Friday that Royal Dutch Shell could partner with the country's No.1 oil producer, Rosneft , in the Arctic.
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A fle picture taken on March 19, 2008, shows a man exiting the offices of British-Russian oil giant TNK-BP in central Moscow. The state-controlled Russian oil giant Rosneft on May 17, 2011, shattered BP's hopes of exploiting Russian Arctic oil by pulling out of a planned joint venture...
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A general view of Rosneft Achinsk oil refinery, one of the biggest Siberian fuel suppliers, near the town of Achinsk, some 188 km (117 miles) west of Krasnoyarsk, September 9, 2011.
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