Rafinerija nafte u Srbiji
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Ured za kontrolu inozemne imovine američkog ministarstva financija (OFAC) dodatno je u u utorak produžio operativnu licencu Naftnoj industriji Srbije (NIS), javila je Radio-televizija Srbije, pozivajući se na izvore iz Washingtona. Licenca će omogućiti NIS-u nastavak rada i preradu sirove nafte, a važit će do 1. srpnja.
Srbijanska vlada potpisala je ranije danas dioničarski ugovor s mađarskim MOL-om o budućem upravljanju Naftnom industrijom Srbije (NIS) koji će, pod uvjetom da MOL uspješno otkupi udio Gazpromnjefta u NIS-u, omogućiti mađarskoj kompaniji da postane većinski vlasnik tog naftnog poduzeća te osigura njezin daljnji razvoj i opskrbu Srbije naftnim derivatima.
Ugovor dolazi u danu u kojem istječe rok koji su američke financijske vlasti (OFAC) dale mađarskoj i ruskoj strani da postignu dogovor o preuzimanju 56,1 posto dionica ruskog vlasništva u NIS-u, koji je obuhvaćen američkim sankcijama ruskom energetskom sektoru, uvedenim početkom 2025. godine.
Uz potpisivanje kupoprodajnog ugovora, za završetak transakcije potrebna su i dodatna regulatorna odobrenja, dok MOL grupa nastavlja pregovore s Gazpromnjeftom o preuzimanju ruskog udjela od 56,15 posto u NIS-u, priopćilo je resorno srbijansko ministarstvo.
- Današnjim potpisivanjem Ugovora između dioničara definirano je uređenje budućih odnosa između države i mađarskog MOL-a, ako oni kupe NIS od Gazpromnjefta, navodi se u priopćenju srbijanskog ministarstva rudarstva i energetike.
- Ugovor će, dodaje se, stupiti na snagu samo ako se MOL i Gazpromnjeft dogovore o kupoprodajnom ugovoru i to ako to odobri američki ured za kontrolu inozemne imovine (OFAC), rekla je srbijanska ministarka rudarstva i energetike Dubravka Đedović Handanović .
- Prema ovom ugovoru koji je Vlada Srbije usvojila, kupit ćemo dodatnih pet posto dionica u NIS-u, rafinerija će minimum narednih 10 godina raditi u kapacitetu u kojem je radila četiri godine prije uvođenja američkih sankcija, dodala je.
Sporazum omogućuje budućem većinskom dioničaru da preuzme odgovornost za profesionalno upravljanje, stabilno poslovanje i investicije koje stvaraju vrijednost u NIS-u. Po uspješnom završetku transakcije, MOL će osigurati opskrbu srpskog tržišta i rad rafinerije u Pančevu, uz dalje jačanje mrežnih i logističkih veza energetskih postrojenja MOL grupe, navedeno je u priopćenju.
- Kao rezultat konstruktivnih pregovora sa Vladom Srbije, postigli smo sporazum o upravljanju kompanijom NIS, rekao je predsjednik i glavni direktor MOL grupe Zsolt Hernádi .
Po uspješnom završetku transakcije, MOL će - dodao je Hernádi - kao većinski dioničar, moći upravljati NIS-om efikasno i na profesionalnim osnovama.
- Možemo započeti zajednički rad s jasno definiranim odgovornostima i procesima donošenja odluka i staviti točku na ovaj dug period neizvjesnosti, naveo je MOL-ov direktor.
Poručio je da će MOL učiniti sve kako bi NIS bio "jači i profitabilniji".
Prema priopćenju srbijanskog ministarstva, Hernadi je ukazao kako taj sporazum vlade Srbije i MOL-a "još ne označava kraj procesa prodaje", te da je i dalje potrebno postići dogovor s Gazpromnjeftom, kao i dobiti odobrenje Sjedinjenih Američkih Država.
- Optimist sam jer bi nam to omogućilo da dodatno ojačamo sigurnost opskrbe za cijelu regiju i ostvarimo višu razinu suradnje među energetskim kompanijama u srednjoj i istočnoj Europi, rekao je Hernádi.
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Novi listIndependentCenter4 days agoThe U.S. Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) has extended the deadline for Hungary's MOL to finalize an agreement with Russia's Gazpromneft regarding their shares in Serbia's Naftna Industria Srbije (NIS) until July 1st. This follows the previous deadline expiring on June 16th. Additionally, OFAC has extended NIS's operational license until July 1st, ensuring uninterrupted crude oil supply to NIS's refinery in Pančevo via the Adriatic Pipeline. The Serbian government signed a shareholder agreement with MOL, which would allow MOL to become the majority owner of NIS if it successfully acquir
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- press release Radio-televizija Srbije
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HRT (Hrvatska radiotelevizija)State / PublicCenter4 days agoJanaf has secured an extension of the license from the US Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) for transporting oil for Serbia's NIS until July 1, 2026. This follows previous reports that NIS received an extended license from OFAC to continue operations. The extension was achieved through cooperation with the Serbian government and American lawyers. Additionally, the Serbian government signed a shareholder agreement with Hungary's MOL regarding future management of NIS, contingent on MOL successfully acquiring Gazpromneft's stake in NIS and obtaining OFAC approval.
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- organisation Janaf Press Release
- government Serbian Government Shareholder Agreement with MOL
N1 HrvatskaIndependentCenter4 days agoJanaf has secured an extension of the license from the US Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) for transporting oil for Serbia's NIS until July 1, 2026. The extension was achieved through cooperation with the Serbian government and American lawyers. Additionally, the Serbian government signed a shareholder agreement with Hungary's MOL regarding future management of NIS, pending MOL's successful acquisition of Gazpromneft's stake in NIS and OFAC approval.
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- government US Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC)
- government Serbian Government
- organisation Hungarian MOL
Index.hrIndependentCenter4 days agoThe U.S. Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) has extended the operational license for Naftna Industrija Srbije (NIS) by an additional 15 days, allowing it to continue processing crude oil until July 1. This comes after Serbia's government signed a shareholder agreement with Hungary's MOL regarding future management of NIS. The deal would allow MOL to become the majority owner of NIS if it successfully acquires Gazpromneft's 56.1% stake, which is under U.S. sanctions imposed in early 2025 following Russia's invasion of Ukraine. The agreement will only take effect if MOL and Gazpromneft sign
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HRT (Hrvatska radiotelevizija)State / PublicCenter4 days ago OfAC extended the operating licence of the Serbian Oil Industry for another 15 daysThe U.S. Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) has extended the operational license for Serbia's Naftna Industrija Srbije (NIS) by an additional 15 days, allowing it to continue refining crude oil until July 1st. This comes after the Serbian government signed a shareholder agreement with Hungary's MOL regarding future management of NIS. The deal would allow MOL to become the majority owner of NIS if it successfully acquires Gazpromneft's 56.1% stake, which is under U.S. sanctions imposed at the start of 2025. Additional regulatory approvals are needed to finalize the transaction.
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Novi listIndependentCenter4 days ago US OFAC extended the operating license to the Serbian oil industry for another 15 daysThe U.S. Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) has extended the operational license for Serbia's Naftna Industrija Srbije (NIS) by an additional 15 days, allowing it to continue processing crude oil until July 1st. This comes after the Serbian government signed a shareholder agreement with Hungary's MOL regarding future management of NIS. The agreement would allow MOL to become the majority owner of NIS if it successfully acquires Gazpromneft's 56.1% stake, which is under U.S. sanctions imposed in early 2025 following Russia's invasion of Ukraine. The U.S. implemented sanctions against NIS,
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- press release Radio-televizija Srbije
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Jutarnji listIndependentCenter5 days ago The Serbian Government and MOL signed a management agreement for NISThe Serbian government and MOL Group have signed an agreement regarding the future management of Naftna Industrija Srbije (NIS). The deal was signed by Serbia's Minister of Mining and Energy, Dubravka Đedović Handanović, according to N1. The agreement allows for continued development of NIS, supply of the Serbian market, and operation of the refinery in Pančevo if MOL successfully becomes the majority shareholder. Additional regulatory approvals are needed to finalize the transaction. MOL continues negotiations with Gazpromneft regarding its 56.15% stake in NIS. Zsolt Hernádi, CEO of MOL Group
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