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LUKOIL to expand its presence in Azerbaijan

LUKOIL to expand its presence in Azerbaijan

Russia’s company LUKOIL intends to expand its presence in Azerbaijan, head of the company Vagit Alekperov said on the sidelines of the 13th meeting of the OPEC/non-OPEC Joint Ministerial Monitoring Committee (JMMC) in …

 Alekperov assesses effects of sanctions on Lukoil

Alekperov assesses effects of sanctions on Lukoil

Technological sanctions placed on Russia's oil and gas sector have negatively affected Lukoil's operations and the sphere as a whole, but it is possible to adapt to restrictions, Lukoil's President Vagit Alekperov …

Lukoil CEO on future of OPEC+ deal

Lukoil CEO on future of OPEC+ deal

The future of OPEC+ deal will become clear in April after the situation with sanctions against Iran is clarified, Lukoil President Vagit Alekperov said on the sidelines of the Russian Investment Forum in Sochi. …

Lukoil head: current oil price "fairly high"

Lukoil head: current oil price "fairly high"

President of Moscow-based Lukoil Vagit Alekperov has argued that the current oil price is “fairly high” Alekperov has predicted the oil price will remain at its current levels until the end of 2018, and …

$100 a barrel oil not expected

$100 a barrel oil not expected

There is no reason for oil to hit $100 a barrel,  BP Chief Executive Bob Dudley said. "There are people who predict the oil price of $100 per barrel. I do not think it will reach $100 unless there are any …

Yusuf Alekperov listed as richest Russian heir

Yusuf Alekperov listed as richest Russian heir

The son of energy giant Lukoil's President Vagit Alekperov who will eventually inherit at least $17 billion has been again listed as the richest heir by Forbes Russia. The magazine said that 28-year-old …

Lukoil CEO: OPEC+ deal makes market more predictable

Lukoil CEO: OPEC+ deal makes market more predictable

The OPEC+ oil production cut agreement may remain in 2019 and 2020 on condition that it proves its efficiency, oil major Lukoil CEO Vagit Alekperov said on the sidelines of the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum. …

Will Novak to decide fate of OPEC deal?

Will Novak to decide fate of OPEC deal?

Russia’s oil industry will continue to monitor implementation of a global OPEC+ deal on cutting oil production, and Energy Minister Alexander Novak will take a final decision independently, Lukoil CEO Vagit Alekperov said. …

Lukoil CEO: exit from OPEC deal should be smooth

Lukoil CEO: exit from OPEC deal should be smooth

Lukoil CEO Vagit Alekperov said that Russia should start exiting a global oil output cut deal if crude prices remain at $70 per barrel for more than six months. "If the price of $70 remains for more than half a …

Ten more years of sanctions

Ten more years of sanctions

Sanctions against Russia are likely to stay in place for at least the next 10 years, the country’s second-largest oil company has said, at a time of sharply deteriorating relations between Moscow and the west, Financial Times …

 Why are they afraid of expensive oil?

Why are they afraid of expensive oil?

Russia should think through a smooth exit from the oil production cut deal between OPEC and non-OPEC nations, which will protect the market from a shortage of raw materials, the President of Russian oil major Lukoil Vagit …

Lukoil to continue its work in Turkey

Lukoil to continue its work in Turkey

Lukoil does not plan to reduce the share of its presence at the foreign markets and, in particular, to leave Turkey, the head of the company, Vagit Alekperov told journalists. According to him,  the presence of the company in …

Lukoil and Iran review Mansuri field development plan

Lukoil and Iran review Mansuri field development plan

Russia's Lukoil presented the development plan for the Mansuri oil field to the National Iranian Oil Company. The plan was considered at the special committee meeting. The documentation of Pertamina, Indonesian state-owned oil …

Alekperov: Lukoil margins to decline by 40-50 bln rubles

Alekperov: Lukoil margins to decline by 40-50 bln rubles

Russian oil major Lukoil’s margins may contract by 40–50 billion rubles in 2017 due to a higher taxation of the industry, CEO Vagit Alekperov said in an interview to Rossiya 24 television channel broadcast on …