Earlier this year. Qatar agreed to increase its stake in Rosneft to almost 19 percent.
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Glencore and QIA have now agreed to dissolve their partnership.
Read More »Qatar Takes a 19 Percent Stake in Rosneft
Rosneft was hit hard by U.S. sanctions on Russia over Moscow’s annexation of Crimea and incursion in east Ukraine.
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Rosneft continues to consider China a key market.
Read More »Russian Oil Flows Faster into China
Russia’s crude shipments into Europe via the Baltic and Black Seas are due to fall by an average of 19% year-on-year in the first five months of 2018.
Read More »Chinese Probe Hits CEFC’s $9-Billion Rosneft Stake Acquisition
The Kremlin wants China to own a stake in Rosneft.
Read More »China Manages to Become Co-Owner of Russia`s Biggest Oil Company
Rosneft and CEFC Energy inked a deal on crude oil deliveries in 2017.
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Glencore-QIA consortium bought a 19.5-percent stake in Rosneft in December 2016 for 692 billion rubles.
Read More »Russia Targets Strategic Chinese Energy Market
The two companies plan to cooperate in refining. petrochemicals and crude trading.
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From driving growth and creating jobs to maximizing America’s energy potential. the benefits for West Virginia and the country from this new investment will be significant and long-lasting.
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