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... aspects of optimizing subsidies for oil refineries (ORs). The author provides a detailed examination of the industry's main challenges, the subsidy allocation mechanism, and effective approaches to their utilization. If you're looking to build a sound financing strategy and improve your company's profitability, this material will serve as a valuable source of information. The current year is not yet over, but subsidies to Russian oil refineries (refineries) have already exceeded the level of the previous ...

... amount of damping payments was around 60 billion rubles, helping to restrain gasoline price increases for end consumers. However, such costs weigh heavily on the federal budget, especially as oil and gas revenues for July, according to the Ministry of Finance, amounted to approximately 787 billion rubles – less than planned and the third consecutive month below expectations. There is currently ongoing discussion about the possibility of temporarily adjusting or suspending the damping mechanism if ...

... domestic fuel prices. In July, the volume of damping payments rose to a record ~60 billion rubles, helping curb the price increase of gasoline for end consumers. However, such expenditures are burdening the federal budget. According to the Ministry of Finance, oil and gas revenues to the Russian treasury in July amounted to about 787 billion rubles—below the planned level and the third consecutive month lower than expectations. The government is discussing the possibility of temporarily adjusting ...

... indeed helped curtail sharper price increases for end consumers. However, expenses related to this mechanism are becoming more burdensome for the federal budget, especially as hydrocarbon revenues are declining: according to the Russian Ministry of Finance, in July, revenues from oil and gas exports amounted to about 787 billion rubles, falling short of planned values for the third consecutive month. Against the backdrop of declining export revenues, the government is discussing the possibility ...