MOL continues talks on buying Russia's stake in NIS, Danube refinery facility repaired
Summary
Hungarian oil company MOL says it is continuing talks to buy Russia's majority stake in Serbia's NIS after the US Treasury extended its negotiation licence to October 30, with the deal still needing OFAC and other approvals; MOL also says it has completed repairs at the Danube refinery in Hungary, which was damaged by a fire last year.
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У МОЛ-у не желе да износе детаље преговора о куповини руског већинског удела у НИС-у. Из компаније су за РТС рекли да су од Министарства
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- Srbija · Country
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- Mađarska · Country
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Places mentioned in the report
Hungary is marked as the home of MOL and the location of the Danube refinery, while Serbia is marked as the site of Serbia's Oil Industry (NIS), whose Russian stake is the subject of the talks.
Sources (5)
- 09:02 AMRadio-televizija Republike SrpskeOpen the original
- 09:14 AMDanasOpen the original
- 12:09 PMSRNA (Novinska agencija Republike Srpske)Open the original
- 12:12 PMKlix.baOpen the original
- 01:30 PMDnevni avazOpen the original
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Total — strong signal (40–69)