SRBIJA i mađarska naftna kompanija MOL postigle su kompromis i riješile sva otvorena pitanja vezana uz dioničarski ugovor za Naftnu industriju Srbije (NIS). Dogovor uključuje mogućnost da Srbija poveća svoj vlasnički udio, jamstva za rad Rafinerije Pančevo i veće ovlasti srpskih predstavnika u upravi NIS-a, objavila je ministrica rudarstva i energetike Dubravka Đedović Handanović na svom Instagram profilu.
Jedna od ključnih točaka dogovora odnosi se na moguću prodaju udjela Gazpromnjefta. Ako ruska kompanija postigne dogovor s MOL-om o prodaji svojih 56.15 posto udjela u NIS-u, a američki Ured za kontrolu strane imovine (OFAC) odobri transakciju, Srbija će kupiti dodatnih pet posto dionica. Time bi država stekla dodatna prava pri donošenju ili blokiranju važnih odluka od državnog interesa.
Zajamčen rad Rafinerije Pančevo
Mađarska se strana obvezala da će Rafinerija nafte Pančevo nastaviti s radom kao i dosad. To podrazumijeva održavanje barem istih prosječnih godišnjih kapaciteta koje je rafinerija imala tijekom četverogodišnjeg razdoblja uspješnog poslovanja NIS-a prije uvođenja američkih sankcija.
"Upravo takav rad rafinerije, neophodan za opskrbu srpskog tržišta naftnim derivatima, bio je jedno od ključnih pitanja za srpsku stranu i ponosna sam što smo uspjeli postići vrlo važan i koristan dogovor za građane Srbije", istaknula je ministrica.
Tekst se nastavlja ispod oglasa
Veće ovlasti u Odboru direktora
Prema novom dogovoru, predstavnici Srbije u Odboru direktora NIS-a imat će veće ovlasti nego dosad. To se odnosi kako na donošenje odluka, tako i na mogućnost blokiranja onih koje bi mogle biti nepovoljne za Srbiju.
"Država Srbija nije imala takav utjecaj od 2008. godine, kada je NIS privatiziran", naglasila je Đedović Handanović. Na kraju je poručila da Srbija nastavlja raditi na trajnom rješenju za budućnost NIS-a nakon uvođenja američkih sankcija.
"Nastavljamo predano raditi na pronalaženju dugoročnog rješenja za NIS nakon uvođenja američkih sankcija, za koje država Srbija, njezina Vlada i njezini građani ne snose nikakvu odgovornost", napisala je ministrica.
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Read the full article at Index.hr →📄Source document: Minister of Mining and Energy Dubravka Đedović Handanović's statement→4 reports
Index.hrIndependentCenter11 days agoSerbia and Hungary's oil company MOL have reached an agreement regarding the ownership structure of Naftna Industria Srbije (NIS). The deal includes potential increases in Serbia's shareholding, guarantees for the continued operation of the Pančevo Refinery, and greater authority for Serbian representatives on NIS's board. One key point involves the possible sale of Gazpromneft's stake in NIS, which could allow Serbia to purchase additional shares if approved by the US Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC).
Bias read (Center): The article presents the facts of the agreement between Serbia and MOL without overtly favoring either side. It outlines the terms of the deal neutrally, including both Serbian and Hungarian commitments, and does not employ biased language or selectively omit context.
N1 HrvatskaIndependentCenter11 days agoThe Serbian Minister of Mining and Energy, Dubravka Đedović Handanović, announced that Serbia and the Hungarian oil company MOL have reached a compromise regarding the shareholder agreement between Serbia and MOL. Key points include Serbia acquiring an additional 5% stake in NIS if Gazpromneft sells its 56.15% share to MOL, provided the transaction is approved by the U.S. Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC). Additionally, MOL has committed to maintaining the production capacity of the Pančevo Refinery at least at the level it achieved in the four years before U.S. sanctions were imposed.
Bias read (Center): The article presents factual details of a negotiated agreement between Serbia and MOL without overtly favoring either side. It includes direct quotes from the Serbian minister and outlines specific terms of the agreement without apparent bias or loaded language. The framing appears balanced, with no
tportalIndependentCenter11 days agoSerbia and Hungary's MOL have reached an agreement regarding future ownership relations in Serbia's Oil Industry (NIS). According to the deal, Serbia could increase its shareholding in NIS and gain more control over the company if Russia's Gazpromneft agrees to sell its majority stake to MOL, with approval from the US Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC). The agreement also ensures continued operations at the Pančevo Refinery, with MOL committing to maintain at least the same average annual capacity as in the four years before U.S. sanctions were imposed.
Bias read (Center): The article presents the facts of the agreement between Serbia and MOL without overtly favoring either side. It includes direct quotes from Serbian officials and outlines the terms of the agreement neutrally. There is no evident loaded language, one-sided sourcing, or omission of context that would傾
tportalIndependentCenter12 days ago Hungarians can't seem to buy NIS, Šušnjar reveals the reason: 'What I warned about is happening'Croatian Economy Minister Ante Šušnjar stated that if Hungary's MOL company acquires Serbia's NIS oil company, MOL plans to shut down NIS's refinery within several years.
Bias read (Center): The headline uses dramatized framing ('revealed', 'warned') and presents the minister's concern as validated without providing counterpoint or MOL's perspective on acquisition plans.
Official sources cited
- government Ured za kontrolu strane imovine (OFAC)
- government Ministarstvo financija SAD-a
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