The Chinese company decided not to buy for $ 9 billion of shares in Rosneft
The Chinese company decided not to buy for $ 9 billion of shares in Rosneft
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Planned purchase of the seventh part of Russian stocks.
The Chinese company CEFC will not buy 14.2% of shares of “Rosneft“, as was announced before.
On termination of the relevant agreement announced a consortium of Swiss company Glencore and sovereign wealth Fund of Qatar, QIA, reports republic.ru. In them the Chinese company had to buy back shares.
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At the same time, the consortium to perform its obligations agreed to transfer 14.2% of Rosneft shares in 100% subsidiary company, QIA, said in a press release. The said agreement will enter into force on may 7, the proportion of Glencore in “Rosneft” will drop to about 0.6%, while in QIA will was 18.93%.
Rosneft doesn’t comment the situation:
“It’s not our deal, we do not consider it proper to comment,” said a company representative.
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We will remind, in September of 2017, the head of “Rosneft” Igor Sechin announced that the Chinese company CEFC will become a shareholder of the Russian. In mid-March, it was reported that the agreement with the CEFC postponed indefinitely. According to media reports, the Chinese company had difficulties with financing the operation.
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