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Vlast u Srbiji ne bi trebalo da uslovljava mađarsku kompaniju MOL obavezom rada NIS-ove rafinerije, kao ni bilo kojim drugim poslovnim potezom, izjavio je danas glavni broker Momentuma Nenad Gujaničić. On je za agenciju Beta rekao da nijedan investitor neće dozvoliti takvo uslovljavanje zbog koga bi u budućnosti mogao da trpi gubitke.
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"Nije dobro uslovljavati MOL da, ako kupi od Gasproma kontrolni paket akcija u NIS-u, mora da održi proizvodnju u rafineriji za preradu nafte, kao ni drugim poslovnim potezima. Pogrešna je interpretacija u javnosti da je to uslovljavanje moguće", rekao je Gujaničić , povodom tvrdnji ministarke rudarstva i energetike Srbije Dubravke Đedović Handanović koja je nameru da MOL zatvori rafineriju u Pančevu nazvala crvenom linijom čiji prelazak Srbija neće dozvoliti.
Dodao je da Srbija nema nikakvu ulogu u kupoprodaji kontrolnog paketa akcija u NIS-u, pa i nije "kamen spoticanja" u pregovorima, što se često može čuti u javnosti.
Glavni problem je što ta ruska kompanija "nije voljna da proda svoj paket akcija, pa odugovlači u iščekivanju promene geopolitičke situacije iz prostog razloga jer nije dobrovoljno ni ušla u proces prodaje", rekao je Gujaničić.
Predstavnici vlasti u Srbiji, prema njegovim rečima, žele da stvore sliku kako su oni glavni učesnik u pregovorima i da bez njih ne može da se sprovede ta transakcija, što je, kako je rekao, "kriva slika".
Istakao je da nijedan investitor ne želi da prihvati obaveze koje mogu da se kose sa tržišnim uslovima.
"Potencijalni kupac NIS -a, kupovinom kontrolnog paketa akcija preuzima imovinu i obaveze kompanije, a dodatne obaveze koje se kose sa tržišnim uslovima niko nije voljan da prihvati", rekao je Gujaničić.
Javnost ne zna šta se dešava u pregovorima Gasproma i MOL-a, osim da srpska strana ima nekakve "crvene linije", naveo je on
"Mislim da je to posledica činjenice da je običan građanin spoznao da srpska strana nije uključena u pregovore i nije bitna u čitavom postupku, te ona sada nastaoji da ostavi utisak da su državni predstavnici prisutni u pregovorima, te da sebi daju za pravo da postavljaju ograničenja koja ne bi prihvatio ni jedan strani investitor", rekao je Gujaničić.
Upitao je, zašto, ako je to moguće, vlast nije Kinezima u RTB Boru postavila nekakve uslove ili nekim drugim stranim investitorima kojima daje subvencije, "što bi po toj logici bilo prirodnije".
To je nezamislivo čak i uslovima subvencija, a da se ne govori o normalnim tržišnim uslovima, ocenio je ovaj stručnjak.
"Što nisu Gaspromu, kada je kupio NIS, rekli da mora da zadrži rafineriju NIS-a u Novom Sadu. Zatvorena je, navedeno je da tu ima puno zaostalih bombi od bombardovanja NATO iz 1999. i šta se dogodilo? Rafinerija je najpre trebalo da radi sa drugom namenom, a kasnije je nestala sa mape", naveo je Gujaničić.
Dodao je da u krajnjoj liniji nije isključeno ni da se investitorima postavljaju uslovi, ali onda oni neće ni dolaziti, ili će cena dolaska biti visoka.
"Da li će kupac NIS-a zadržati Rafineriju, Petrohemiju... koji posluju u okviru kompanije? Hoće ako imaju interes, ako nemaju zašto bi dolazili", rekao je Gujaničić.
Naglasio je da ima mnogo malih zemalja, poput Srbije koje nemaju rafineriju za preradu sirove nafte i "to ne predstavlja katastrofu", jer postoje drugi načini kako obezbediti energetsku stabilnost.
Može se dogoditi, kako je naveo, i da neka zemlja poseduje pet rafinerija, a da nema stabilno snabdevanje energentima.
"Dakle, Srbija ima modernu rafineriju i odlično je što je to tako, ali ona sama po sebi ne mora biti neminovnost u nekim drugim uslovima na tržištu", istakao je Gujaničić.
Srbija, kako je rekao, nema značajne izvore sirove nafte, a postojeći su dobro iscrpljeni da bi rafinerija radila mahom prerađujući naftu iz domaćih izvora.
"Ako MOL, kao potencijalni kupac NIS-a i prihvati takvo uslovljavanje države, taj zahtev će na kraju mnogo skuplje izaći nego da je poštovan običan tržišni princip", rekao je Gujaničić.
Istakao je da je potpuni nonsens priča da će Srbija kupiti dodatnih pet odsto akcija u NIS-u, na sadašnjih 29,87 odsto, čime će navodno kontrolisati poslovanje NIS-a. "Sa 35 odsto akcija se ne može uraditi ništa više nego sa 30 odsto, pa će Mađari, ako kupe udeo u NIS-u, verovatno to dozvoliti jer kao većinski vlasnici mogu da rade šta hoće", objasnio je on.
Na pitanje da li će Gasprom i MOL uskoro privesti pregovore kraju Gujaničić je rekao da ne zna, ali da je činjenica da od 19. januara, kada je potpisan preliminarni ugovor dve kompanije, sve što je usledilo nije izgledalo kao da se vode neki kupoprodajni pregovori, jer je nastala ogromna tišina, koja nije uobičajena kada se preuzima velika kompanija.
Ono što je, prema njegovim rečima, Srbija mogla da uradi jeste da donese regulatorni okvir koji će predvideti šta država radi ako NIS "upadne" u situaciju kao prošle godine da ne može operativno da radi jer nije dobio licencu američke Kancelarije za kontrolu strane imovine (OFAK).
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N1 SrbijaIndependentCenter5 days agoThe article discusses recent developments regarding Serbia's energy sector, including the signing of a shareholder agreement between the Serbian government and Hungary's MOL over NIS, with the deadline for purchasing majority shares and license validity approaching June 16. It also covers new arrests and details in the investigation into the murder of Aleksandar Nešović on Senjak, including a reconstruction of key events by the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office. Additionally, it touches on the so-called 'Mrđić laws' and their implications.
Bias read (Center): The article presents factual updates on ongoing legal, economic, and investigative processes without overtly favoring any political side. It includes multiple perspectives and does not employ biased language or selective sourcing.
Official sources cited
- government Serbian Government Press Release
- government MOL Press Release
- government Higher Public Prosecutor's Office Statement
N1 SrbijaIndependentLeft9 days ago The government's agreement with MOL is just a facade: Russia and Hungary are destroying the NIS, and politics is also being askedThe Serbian government and MOL have reached an agreement regarding the acquisition of a majority stake in the Serbian Oil Industry. The article raises questions about the influence of Russia and Hungary on the future of NIS, suggesting potential political implications.
Bias read (Left): The article implies skepticism toward foreign influence (Russia and Hungary) over Serbia's energy sector, which aligns with a critical stance toward external powers and suggests a preference for domestic control, typical of left-leaning narratives.
N1 SrbijaIndependentCenter11 days ago Đedović Handanović: Serbia and Mol reach a compromise on the NISSerbian Minister of Energy Dubravka Đedović Handanović announced that Serbia and Hungary's MOL have reached a compromise regarding the shareholder agreement between Serbia and MOL concerning Nafta Industrija Srbije (NIS). The agreement includes provisions where Serbia would purchase an additional five percent of shares in NIS if Gazpromneft sells its stake to MOL, provided the transaction is approved by the US Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC). Additionally, MOL has committed to ensuring that the Pančevo Refinery continues operating with at least the same average annual capacity as in 20
Bias read (Center): The article presents factual details of a negotiated agreement between Serbian authorities and MOL without overtly biased language or selective emphasis. It reports on the terms of the agreement and quotes the minister directly, providing balanced information without apparent ideological framing.
Official sources cited
- government Minister of Energy Dubravka Đedović Handanović
N1 SrbijaIndependentCenter12 days ago Đedović Handanović: Negotiations on the sale of NIS are progressing well, Serbia is not, nor will be, a stumbling blockSerbian Minister of Mining and Energy, Dubravka Đedović Handanović, stated that negotiations regarding the sale of the majority Russian stake in Naftna Industrija Srbija (NIS) are progressing well. She emphasized that Serbia will not be an obstacle in the transaction and noted that companies Gazpromneft and MOL have been given a short deadline of 10 days to finalize the purchase agreement, which must eventually be approved by the U.S. administration. The minister highlighted that despite complex negotiations, progress is being made in a positive direction. She also mentioned that discussions,
Bias read (Center): The article presents a neutral report on ongoing economic negotiations involving state-owned assets without overtly favoring any political side. It quotes official statements from the Serbian Ministry of Mining and Energy and does not include commentary or framing that suggests bias.
Official sources cited
- government Ministry of Mining and Energy of Serbia
N1 SrbijaIndependentRight12 days ago Gujaničić: It is not good that Serbia conditions MOL to work NIS refineriesNenad Gujaničić, glavni broker Momentuma, izjavio je da Srbija ne bi trebalo da uslovljava Mađarsku kompaniju MOL obavezom rada NIS-ove rafinerije u Pančevu. On je naveo da nijedan investitor neće prihvatiti takve uslove koji bi mogli dovesti do gubitaka. Gujaničić je takođe osporio ideju da Srbija ima ključnu ulogu u pregovorima oko prodaje kontrolnog paketa akcija u NIS-u, navodeći da Ruska kompanija Gasprom odgađa prodaju zbog geopolitičkih razloga.
Bias read (Right): The article presents the views of a private sector representative, Nenad Gujaničić, who criticizes the Serbian government’s involvement in business negotiations with MOL. The framing emphasizes the government’s overreach and lack of influence in the transaction, while portraying the government as an
Official sources cited
- statement Statement by Nenad Gujaničić
RepublikaParty-alignedCenter12 days agoMinister of Mining and Energy Dubravka Đedović Handanović stated that negotiations regarding the ownership change of NIS are complex, with all parties defending their interests. She emphasized the importance of finding a long-term solution for NIS, noting that the Russian majority shareholder must reach a purchase agreement with Hungarian MOL, which requires approval from the U.S. administration. The minister also mentioned that the deadline for resolving the NIS ownership issue aligns with the extension of the operational license until June 16. Additionally, she confirmed that Gazprom has延长ed
Bias read (Center): The article presents statements from a government minister without overtly biased language or selective sourcing. It reports on ongoing negotiations involving international stakeholders (Russia, Hungary, USA) and emphasizes the need for a long-term solution, without favoring any particular side.
Official sources cited
- government Dubravka Đedović Handanović
BlicIndependentCenter13 days agoThe U.S. Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAK) has reduced the deadline for resolving ownership issues at Naftna Industrija Srbije (NIS) from 30 to 10 days, with the new deadline set for June 16. This date coincides with the expiration of NIS’s operational license, which allows it to import oil through the Janaf pipeline. Professor Milan Beslać suggests this move signals an expectation for a quick resolution or the end of negotiations. He believes Russia still has no intention of selling NIS.
Bias read (Center): The article presents facts and expert opinions without overtly favoring any side. It reports on OFAK's decision and includes commentary from Professor Beslać, who provides analysis but does not exhibit clear ideological bias. The framing remains neutral, focusing on the implications of the deadline.
Official sources cited
- government OFAK announcement
- statement Professor Milan Beslać's analysis
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