... particular, the FAS initiated a case against a subsidiary of Gazprom for reducing sales of AI-92 gasoline by 74% and AI-95 by 50% in late spring, which may have triggered shortages and price spikes in the market. The Russian government, in collaboration with oil companies, swiftly implemented a set of measures to stabilize the situation. Key steps include: Complete Ban on Gasoline Exports. A temporary embargo on the export of automotive gasoline for all producers has been put in place from August 1, 2025, to ...

... supply decreased due to scheduled maintenance work at several oil refineries ( refineries ) in June and July. The situation was further exacerbated by the behavior of certain large producers: as established by the Federal Antimonopoly Service (FAS), some oil companies significantly reduced fuel sales on the exchange while attempting to take advantage of high export prices. In particular, at the end of spring, a subsidiary of Gazprom reduced sales of Ai-92 gasoline by 74% and Ai-95 by 50%, causing a local ...

Rosneft, one of Russia's largest oil and gas companies, invested 1,297 billion rubles in the development of key projects in 2023. Large investments are aimed at developing new fields in Eastern Siberia and the Arctic, expanding refining capacities, and environmental projects. Rosneft is actively ...

... Liquidity: Public shares are easier to buy and sell on the open market. Diversification: IPOs provide investors access to new companies and sectors, adding variety to their portfolios. Investment Opportunities at the Pre-IPO Stage: Example of Open Oil Market Many companies conduct pre-IPO rounds before their IPO — an excellent opportunity for investors to enter a project under advantageous terms. This round allows acquiring a stake in the company at a more attractive price before it goes public. Moreover, investors ...

... Thus, balancing interests – keeping fuel prices stable for the population while simultaneously ensuring budget revenues – remains a complex challenge for the authorities and fuel companies. Market participants are closely monitoring the situation: oil companies are already feeling pressure due to the tightening tax burden and sanctions restrictions, so any changes in subsidy or export regulation could impact their financial stability. The Gas Sector: Europe Builds Reserves and Diversifies Supplies ...