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How much will MOL pay for NIS: Is a €1.4 billion price more likely than €1 billion

Negotiations over the sale of Serbia’s oil and gas company Naftna Industrija Srbije (NIS) have brought renewed attention to the valuation of the company...

UAE ADNOC as MOL minority partner enters EU oil market thru Serbian NIS

Hungarian energy major MOL Group and the Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) are actively involved in negotiations that could reshape the energy landscape of Central and Southeastern Europe —...

MOL takes over NIS: What Hungarians will do differently from Russians

Hungary’s MOL Group is prepared to take majority ownership of Naftna industrija Srbije (NIS) after reaching an agreement with the current Russian owners, but...

End of the Gazpromneft era at Serbia’s NIS marks strategic energy shift

Serbia’s largest oil and fuel company, Naftna Industrija Srbije (NIS), entered a new chapter as Russian energy firm Gazpromneft confirmed on Monday that it has...

How MOL would use NIS to extend regional power — and what that means for Serbia’s economy

A MOL takeover of NIS would not be a narrow corporate transaction focused on improving one refinery’s balance sheet. It would be a strategic...

Small trade, big leverage: Why U.S.–Serbia economic ties matter far more than the numbers suggest

Looking at raw trade data alone, the United States does not appear like a dominant economic force in Serbia. It is not Serbia’s largest...

Serbian authorities signal imminent decisions on NIS sanctions and ownership structure

Signals from Serbian officials that key decisions on NIS are approaching underline the growing urgency surrounding one of the country’s most strategically sensitive assets....

Serbia’s oil sector files a new request to U.S. authorities for a special license to continue operating

Serbia’s oil sector has entered another decisive phase as the national oil company formally submits a renewed request to U.S. authorities seeking a special...

Serbia’s oil company adjusts operations amid sanction pressure as corporate fuel cards remain functional

Serbia’s oil sector begins the week under heightened scrutiny as the country’s main oil company adjusts its operations to withstand the intensifying burden of...

NIS ownership talks intensify as US licensing question remains unresolved

Debate surrounding the future of Naftna Industrija Srbije (NIS) has accelerated as senior officials confirm that negotiations on potential ownership restructuring are underway. The...

Pančevo oil refinery halted amid U.S. sanctions, restart could take weeks

The Pančevo Oil Refinery has begun a temporary shutdown of its production units due to a lack of crude oil supply, a result of...

Serbia faces challenge finding alternatives to Russian gas: Storage and supply limitations highlighted

Energy expert Miloš Zdravković has stated that Serbia faces major challenges finding an alternative to Russian gas, given its annual consumption of 2.8 to...

Serbia faces critical days over Naftna Industrija Srbije amid sanctions and ownership issues

Naftna industrija Srbije (NIS) is at a decisive moment, as its future hinges on resolving issues related to Russian ownership. If the company does...

Uncertainty continues over Serbia’s oil industry amid U.S. license delay

The situation surrounding the Serbian Oil Industry (NIS) remains uncertain, as the country awaits decisions from the U.S. State Department and the Office of...
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