... revenues have only slightly increased due to price factors. Oil and gas condensate sales contributed relatively little. Revenue from oil sales rose to ~173 billion rubles (+6% year-on-year), reflecting high oil prices in rubles and stabilization of oil production by subsidiary structures. Concurrently, gas condensate sales declined (~104 billion rubles compared to 125 billion rubles a year earlier), likely due to reduced condensate production or redirection to domestic processing needs. Gas processing ...

... surpassing the 2023 level by 15%. While the damper is aimed at curbing gasoline and diesel prices, the other two types of subsidies are tied to the level of refinery modernization: The reverse excise tax is intended for refineries where the output of oil products is at least 75% of the volume of crude oil processed. Refineries with a ratio below 75% can receive the investment surcharge if the operating company, under an agreement with the regulator, commits to modernizing its facilities. According ...

... capacities for transporting oil to strategic destinations and ensuring uninterrupted operations in the face of rising demand. Export Projects and Port Infrastructure: The company continues to invest in terminal development to increase the volume of oil and petroleum product supplies through Russia's key export ports, such as Primorsk and Novorossiysk. This enables the diversification of export routes and expands access to international markets, supporting Russia's reputation as a reliable supplier of hydrocarbons....

... platforms like Open Oil Market can aid in diversifying investments while considering the influence of global factors on commodity prices and currency rates. For Russian companies and investors, Open Oil Market provides access to timely information on oil and petroleum product prices, enabling better navigation of international conditions and responsive adaptations to changes. Although Veterans Day in the U.S. is not a "major" market event, it introduces several factors that investors should consider. The ...

... with sharp changes in the exchange rate. The impact of devaluation on the economy and business: a view from the founder of Open Oil Market Devaluation is a serious test for both businesses and ordinary citizens. As an entrepreneur, I understand that a weak ... ... rate, but at the same time, expenses on imports, equipment and materials grow, which complicates work and increases the cost of production. For ordinary citizens, devaluation means that even basic expenses become higher, especially when it comes to goods ...