Oil asset Rosneft. Russian oil refining - who owns it? Only one and a half months and nine auctions were required for Yukos bankruptcy trustee Eduard Rebgun, so that only horns and legs remained from the once largest oil company in Russia

Oil Sale!

Only one and a half months and nine auctions were required for the bankruptcy trustee of Yukos, Eduard Rebgun, so that only horns and legs remained from the once largest oil company in Russia

Anna Skornyakova

Table. Auctions for Yukos assets

Source: Yukos, Rosneft, Russian media

The first auction at which the state-owned Rosneft is noticeably lower for a price market value received back 9.44% of its own shares, took place on March 27 (see table). And already on May 11, the last significant lot was put up for auction, consisting of non-productive assets, which were the "skeleton" corporate structure Yukos: Yukos-M, Yukos EP, Yukos RM and several trading companies. The remaining tidbits - mining, processing, service, energy and sales assets of Yukos - were sold at seven auctions. Now Yukos has only a handful of small assets that no one needs, the sale of which, obviously, will drag on for another year or two.

No surprises

No one had any doubts that the sale of Yukos assets would be carried out mainly in favor of Rosneft: the state-owned company was going to buy out the most interesting assets and repay the $10 billion debt that arose as a result of dubious lawsuits. However, no one thought that the auctions would end so in favor of Rosneft - even the producing Tomskneft and the processing Angarsk Petrochemical Company (ANHK), which, according to rumors, Gazprom actively claimed, ended up with the companies of Sergei Bogdanchikov and Igor Sechin . The lot, in which both of these assets were present, was formed in such a way that Rosneft had no choice but to fight for it to the end. Indeed, among other things, it included the East Siberian Oil and Gas Company, which owns the largest Yurubcheno-Tokhomskoye field - one of those that make up the resource base of the East Siberia - Pacific Ocean oil pipeline.

And Rosneft won the fight for Eastern Siberia, although the final sale price of this lot exceeded the initial one by almost 10 billion rubles, which was not even at the auction for the sale of shares of Rosneft itself.

Just as expensive, with the final price exceeding the initial one of 11 billion rubles, went to Rosneft and the Samara assets of Yukos - perhaps Gazprom was trying to take revenge oil company for "stealing from under the nose" of "Tomskneft" and ANHK, but he did not succeed in this. Rosneft had a clear advantage: only it properly prepared for the auctions, having agreed with Western banks to provide it with loans for total amount$22 billion for these purposes. Rosneft spent almost all of the issued money.

As a result, despite analysts' predictions, there was almost real competition in about half of the auctions. The exceptions were trading for shares of Rosneft itself, for gas assets, for a service lot, which included enterprises servicing Yuganskneftegaz, and for shares of VTB Bank (Deutschland) AG. In other auctions, it happened that “dark horses” like the Monte-Valle company, which got the energy assets of Yukos, won at all. No one understood who was behind this structure and why it was not only allowed to participate in the auction, but also allowed to win it. True, later information appeared that the assets purchased by Monte-Valle could be received by Halcyon Advisors, owned by David Hern, a member of the board of directors of RAO UES of Russia.

The origin of Promregion Holding, which bought Yukos' southern energy and marketing assets, remains unknown. Apparently, the company won the auction by accident, as the Federal Antimonopoly Service refused to approve the deal. Now this lot will either be put up for sale again, or will go to Neft-Aktiv LLC, which offered the second highest price. It can be assumed that Rosneft would be happy to receive these assets, because in the south of Russia it already owns the Tuapse refinery and a network of gas stations.

However, the real battles took place during the last two auctions. For the first time, Rosneft did not participate in the auction for the sale of Yukos marketing assets, although these assets are generally core for it, and the struggle unfolded between real competitors - Shell, TNK-BP and Unitex LLC (a company affiliated with NOVATEK; analysts believe that it is acting in the interests of Gazprom). As a result, the starting price of the auction was exceeded by almost 5 billion rubles, and the assets were bought by Unitex LLC. A record was the bidding for Yukos real estate, the pearl of which is a 22-storey office building in the center of Moscow - on Dubininskaya Street. Unknown LLC "Prana" and the well-known "Neft-Aktiv" traded for almost three hours, as a result, the starting price of the auction was exceeded by almost 5 times. And Rosneft lost!

The results of the latest auctions, where real competition for Yukos assets unfolded, also indicate how much money could actually be gained from this sale, if it took place without any prior agreements and pressure from the state. Nevertheless, the bankruptcy trustee managed to collect the amount necessary for settlement with all creditors. Recall that Yukos's accounts payable amount to 709 billion rubles, and after the sale of this company's real estate, the proceeds from the sale should amount to 813.02 billion rubles (excluding the amount that Promregion Holding promised to pay for the southern energy assets). So both the Federal Tax Service and Rosneft will receive their money in full, as will all the smaller creditors. Tomskneft and Samaraneftegaz, which now have to learn how to consider Rosneft's subsidiaries, will also receive their 14 billion rubles. It can be assumed that the remaining 100 billion rubles from the payment of debts will be valued for the services of the bankruptcy trustee and the costs of holding auctions in order not to give this money to Yukos shareholders.

Change of leader

The very same state oil company "Rosneft" after the spring shopping has become a real monster. The combined production of "Tomskneft" and "Samaraneftegaz" is approximately 21 million tons of oil per year. In 2007, Rosneft was going to produce about 90 million tons of oil - thus, in annual terms, the production of the state-owned company is already more than 110 million tons of oil. This makes it the largest oil company in Russia: the former leader, Lukoil, is only going to reach the level of production of 100 million tons of oil this year.

With the purchase of all the oil refineries of Yukos, Rosneft solved its main problem - the lack of flexibility and the ability to respond to changes in world oil prices and export duties. Recall that the total capacity of the Tuapse and Komsomolsk refineries owned by the company is only 10.5 million tons. It is believed that the processing capacity of a vertically integrated oil company should be about half of its production, then in the event of an unfavorable price situation, oil can be left inside Russia and processed. Therefore, until now, Rosneft had to refine its oil at Yukos plants on processing terms. Now it has its own plants, which together can process up to 60 million tons of oil per year, and also takes first place in Russia on this basis (LUKOIL processed about 40 million tons at Russian refineries last year, in total - about 50 million tons of oil). It can be assumed that Rosneft will no longer be in a hurry to build on Far East A refinery with a capacity of 20 million tons - today this is no longer an urgent problem for the company.

From the point of view of the geographical location of all the purchased assets, Rosneft is also “in chocolate”: since it got all the main assets of Yukos, the production and logistics chains between them are already working, it remains only to integrate them into their own structure and make a profit.

That is, Rosneft has practically no problems left. Except for one, however, very large. On the purchase of Yukos assets, Rosneft spent 540.101 billion rubles (at the time of winning the auction for Samara assets and not counting the southern energy assets, which it may still acquire), or about $ 20.9 billion. In a bridge loan, provided by Western banks, the company just met. But now she has to "digest" everything that she has absorbed.

At the end of the third quarter of last year net debt Rosneft was $11.1 billion. Now another $22 billion has been added to it. Due to the repayment of Yukos's debt to Rosneft, the company will be able to quickly return only 263 billion rubles (277.8 billion rubles, taking into account Yukos's debt to Tomskneft and Samaraneftegaz), or about $10.7 billion. Thus, Rosneft's net debt should grow to at least $20 billion.

Note that Rosneft's net debt never bounced back after the purchase of Yuganskneftegaz, and then it was half as much. Since then, the company has refinanced several times the loans taken for the purchase, but the total amount of debt remains, in fact, the same. At the same time, Rosneft's creditor banks have repeatedly announced that the company violated certain conditions for granting loans by them, and set conditions for it, failure to comply with which threatened it with default. It can be assumed that now the threat of default and problems with banks will become doubly real.

© "Russian Newsweek", 05/14/2007, Full Kayukos

The Yukos bankruptcy procedure finally divided it between Gazprom and Rosneft

Ekaterina Rogozhnikova, Andrey Kovalevsky

[... ] “There are two state-owned companies competing with each other that support groups of the federal center headed by Medvedev and Sechin,” says Alexander Blokhin, an analyst at Ak Bars Finance. - Accordingly, if everything goes to one of the groups, then the other will be offended. So it was decided, as they say, in fairness. “Initially, the two companies agreed that the gas would go to Gazprom and all the oil would go to Rosneft,” a source close to the deal told Newsweek. The script was designed so that the elect would not overpay. The rest of the applicants, acting in their own interests, either did not buy anything, or were content with "trifles". This went on until last Friday. when the script suddenly didn't work. The buyer overpaid, so overpaid.[...]

TIN: 7725594298, OGRN: 1077746098495

Supervisor:
- is a leader in 2 organizations (operating - 1, inactive - 1).

Company with full name"LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY "NEFT-AKTIV"" was registered on January 18, 2007 in the Moscow region according to legal address: 119071, Moscow, M. Kaluzhskaya street, 15, building 28.

The registrar "" assigned the company TIN 7725594298 PSRN 1077746098495. Registration number in the Pension Fund: 087617039709. Registration number in the FSS: 772203334077191.

Primary activity according to OKVED: 64.99.1. Additional views activities under OKVED: 58; 64.20; 66.19.4; 69.20.1; 69.20.2; 70.10.2; 70.22; 73.11; 78.10.

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1. Date of: 18.01.2007
   UAH: 1077746098495
   Tax authority: Interdistrict Inspectorate of the Federal Tax Service No. 46 for Moscow, No. 7746
   Reason for the change: Creation of a legal entity
   Documentation:
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2. Date of: 18.01.2007
   UAH: 2077746341253
   Tax authority: Interdistrict Inspectorate of the Federal Tax Service No. 46 for Moscow, No. 7746
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3. Date of: 22.01.2007
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4. Date of: 22.01.2007
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   Tax authority: Interdistrict Inspectorate of the Federal Tax Service No. 46 for Moscow, No. 7746
   Reason for the change: Submission of information on the registration of a legal entity as an insurer in the territorial body of the Pension Fund Russian Federation
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6. Date of: 27.04.2007
   UAH: 9077746902675
   Tax authority: Interdistrict Inspectorate of the Federal Tax Service No. 46 for Moscow, No. 7746
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7. Date of: 27.04.2007
   UAH: 9077746902686
   Tax authority: Interdistrict Inspectorate of the Federal Tax Service No. 46 for Moscow, No. 7746
   Reason for the change:
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8. Date of: 24.03.2010
   UAH: 8107746795819
   Tax authority: Interdistrict Inspectorate of the Federal Tax Service No. 46 for Moscow, No. 7746
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9. Date of: 13.07.2010
   UAH: 8107747709480
   Tax authority: Interdistrict Inspectorate of the Federal Tax Service No. 46 for Moscow, No. 7746
   Reason for the change: State registration of changes made to the charter of the company with limited liability in order to bring it into line with the provisions of the Federal Law of December 30, 2008 No. 312-FZ
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    Tax authority: Interdistrict Inspectorate of the Federal Tax Service No. 46 for Moscow, No. 7746
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12. Date of: 25.02.2011
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    Tax authority: Interdistrict Inspectorate of the Federal Tax Service No. 46 for Moscow, No. 7746
    Reason for the change: Submission of information on the registration of a legal entity with a tax authority
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    Tax authority: Interdistrict Inspectorate of the Federal Tax Service No. 46 for Moscow, No. 7746
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    Tax authority: Interdistrict Inspectorate of the Federal Tax Service No. 46 for Moscow, No. 7746
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19. Date of: 20.12.2016
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Brief description of the company

"Rosneft"- State vertically integrated oil company. Rosneft is included in the list strategic enterprises, the share of the state in the capital of the company is fixed at 75%. Rosneft represents Russia's interests in international projects, in particular in the Kurmangazy structure development project, Sakhalin projects, and the construction of the Burgas-Alexandroupolis oil pipeline.

Rosneft was established in 1993 as a company with 100% state participation. In the 90s, the state repeatedly planned to privatize the company, but these plans were not implemented due to the low interest of investors. Low interest from investors was due to the poor financial condition of the company. By 1998, at the request of creditors, most of Rosneft's property was seized, the company almost lost its main mining and processing enterprises.

Rosneft's financial position began to improve after Sergei Bogdanchikov was appointed president of the company in 1998. Significant role in growth financial indicators the company played a rise in oil prices on the world market. Within a few years, Rosneft managed to regain control over subsidiaries and acquire new assets.

A new stage in the development of Rosneft began in connection with the bankruptcy of Yukos. At the end of 2004, Rosneft bought Yuganskneftegaz, and in 2007 acquired most of the remaining assets of Yukos. This allowed Rosneft to take the first place in Russia in terms of oil production and refining, and to become a leading player in the oil products sales market. The share of former Yukos enterprises accounts for about 3/4 of Rosneft's assets.

The structure of the company

Mining
OOO RN-Yuganskneftegaz
LLC "RN-Purneftegaz"
OOO RN-Severnaya Neft
JSC "RN-Samaraneftegaz"
JSC "Tomskneft"
JSC "Udmurtneft"
OOO RN-Sakhalinmorneftegaz
OOO RN-Krasnodarneftegaz
JSC "Grozneftegaz"
CJSC Sakhalin Projects (Sakhalin-1)
LLC "RN-Stavropolneftegaz"
LLC "Company Polar Lights"
JSC "Vankorneft"
OAO NK Rosneft-Dagneft
OJSC "Dagneftegaz"
JSC "Verkhnechonskneftegaz"
OAO East Siberian Oil and Gas Company

Recycling
JSC "Angarsk petrochemical company"
OJSC "Achinsk Oil Refinery"
LLC "RN-Komsomolsk Refinery"
OAO RN-Novokuibyshevsky Refinery
JSC "Kuibyshev Refinery"
OAO "Syzransky Refinery"
LLC "RN-Tuapse Refinery"
JSC "NK "Rosneft" - Moscow plant "Nefteprodukt"

Sales
LLC "RN-Nakhodkanefteprodukt"
LLC "RN-Vostoknefteprodukt"
LLC "RN-Arkhangelsknefteprodukt"
LLC "RN-Tuapsenefteprodukt"
OAO NK Rosneft-Altainenefteprodukt
OAO NK Rosneft-Kubannefteprodukt
OAO NK Rosneft-Kurgannefteprodukt
OAO NK Rosneft-Smolensknefteprodukt
OAO NK Rosneft-Kabardino-Balkarian Fuel Company
OAO NK Rosneft-Karachayevo-Cherkessknefteprodukt
OAO NK Rosneft-Stavropol
OAO NK Rosneft-Yamalnefteprodukt
LLC "RN-Trade"
OJSC "Germes-Moscow"
JSC "Belgorodnefteprodukt"
ZAO "Irkutsknefteprodukt"
JSC "Orelnefteprodukt"
CJSC "Penzanefteprodukt"
JSC "Stavropolnefteprodukt"
JSC "Tomsknefteprodukt" VNK
CJSC "NBA-Service"
CJSC "Energoservice"
Yu-Kuban LLC
JSC "Rosneft-ARTAG"
OAO NK Rosneft-Murmansknefteprodukt
OAO FPC Kedr-M
CJSC "PARKoil"
CJSC "Bryansknefteprodukt"
JSC "Voronezhnefteprodukt"
CJSC "Lipetsknefteprodukt"
JSC "Ulyanovsknefteprodukt"
JSC "Samaranefteprodukt"
ZAO "Tambovnefteprodukt"
CJSC "Khakasnefteprodukt"
OJSC "SP Antares"
CJSC "Yu-Tver"

Company history and projects

Company creation
Rosneft was established in 1993 on the basis of assets spun off from the Russian state oil and gas corporation Rosneftegaz.
In 1995 it was formed Joint-Stock Company"Oil company Rosneft" in accordance with the Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation No. 971 dated September 29, 1995. The extractive sector of Rosneft was represented by the enterprises Purneftegaz, Sakhalinmorneftegaz, Krasnodarneftegaz, Stavropolneftegaz, Dagneft, " Kalmneft, Termneft and Arkhangelskgeoldobycha. The company received three oil refineries - Krasnodarnefteorgsintez, Komsomolsk and Tuapse refineries, as well as marketing enterprises, several service and design organizations.

Conflict with Sidanco
The conflict between the companies began in 1995, after the government of the Russian Federation issued a package of shares in Purneftegaz withdrawn from the authorized capital of Sidanco and transferred to Rosneft. The parties filed several lawsuits in courts of various instances, in which 8 decisions were made, 6 of them in favor of Rosneft and 2 in favor of Sidanco.
On October 7, 1997, Rosneft and Sidanco signed a settlement agreement, according to which Sidanco renounced the ownership of Purneftegaz in favor of Rosneft.

Company privatization plans
In early 1997, the State Property Committee of the Russian Federation prepared a plan for the privatization of Rosneft. According to the plan, 51% of Rosneft's shares were supposed to be secured in state ownership for 3 years, a small number of shares to be distributed among the company's employees, and the remaining shares to be sold to investors.
On September 4, 1997, the government of the Russian Federation issued Decree No. 1134, approving the procedure for selling Rosneft shares. In order to increase interest in the privatization of the company, the government decided to abandon the consolidation of a controlling stake in federal ownership. According to the adjusted plan, about 4% of the shares were to go to workforce, and the remaining 96% sold at auctions.
The government decree did not set specific dates for the auctions. At first, the sale of shares was planned to be carried out before the end of 1997, but subsequently the date of the auction was repeatedly postponed to a later date. At the end of 1997, the world stock market experienced a sharp decline, as a result of which investors reduced their interest in acquiring new assets. It was decided to postpone the auctions until the market conditions improve.
In June 1998, the RFBR began accepting applications for participation in the tender for the sale of Rosneft shares. Investors were offered a package of 75% and one share of Rosneft. The starting price of the package being sold was set at 9,862.4 million rubles ($1.6 billion). In August 1998, Russia experienced a financial crisis. Against the backdrop of Russia's refusal to fulfill obligations to service its debts, it was very difficult to find a buyer for the shares of the Russian company. Trades did not take place.

Sale of Arkhangelskgeoldobycha
At the end of 1997, Rosneft sold a controlling stake in OAO Arkhangelskgeoldobycha to LUKOIL. The enterprise owned licenses for the development of a number of fields in the Timano-Pechora oil and gas province. Rosneft still owns 25% of Arkhangelskgeoldobycha shares.

Bankruptcy of Krasnodarnefteorgsintez
In the 90s financial position"Krasnodarnefteorgsintez" was steadily deteriorating. The problems of the enterprise began even before the creation of Rosneft Oil Company. Until 1990, Krasnodarnefteorgsintez united two plants - the Krasnodar Oil Refinery and the Afipsky Gas Processing Plant. The Krasnodar Oil Refinery processed oil, which came through two branches connecting the refinery with highways going from Siberia to Novorossiysk and Tuapse. The Afipsky GPP received low-sulphur condensate from Turkmenistan and straight-run gasoline from the Krasnodar Refinery by rail. In the early 90s, Krasnodarnefteorgsintez took part in the creation of the Russian-Austrian joint venture KrasnodarEcoNeft, to which the Krasnodar Oil Refinery was transferred. From that moment on, the Afipsky GPP began to experience a shortage of raw materials. After the Krasnodar Oil Refinery withdrew from Krasnodarnefteorgsintez, the flow of straight-run gasoline from the refinery decreased. In addition to this, Turkmenistan, having gained independence, stopped supplying its raw materials to the plant altogether. The capacity utilization of the GPP decreased to 11-15%. Diesel fuel and gasoline produced by the Afipsky GPP were mainly supplied to local farmers who did not have high solvency. In 1997, Krasnodarnefteorgsintez was declared bankrupt and its only asset, the Afipsky GPP, was put up for sale. The auction for the sale of the Afipsky GPP took place at the end of 2000. Applications for participation in the auction were submitted by Rosneft, Trade House Fraser and Profit-4. The winner of the auction was Profit-4, which offered $10.8 million for the property of Krasnodarnefteorgsintez. Not being able to ensure the loading of the Afipsky GPP, Rosneft did not fight for this plant. Transportation of gas condensate from Rosneft's Siberian fields by rail was not economically efficient due to high transportation costs.

Loss and return of Purneftegaz shares
At the beginning of 1996, Rosneft took out a loan from MAPO-Bank, which was to be repaid by the Moscow Auto Service Industrial Complex (MPKA). The plant was unable to repay the loan and MAPO-bank filed claims against Rosneft. The oil company refused to repay the debt, after which the controlling stake in Purneftegaz (38% of the total number of shares, 51% of the voters) was seized to secure the claim. On September 11, 1998, the package was put up for auction and acquired by Feniks LLC, European-Siberian Oil Company LLC, MAK-Center CJSC and PACC-Invest CJSC for $10 million.
Rosneft began to challenge the deals in court, arguing that the value of the controlling stake in Purneftegaz significantly exceeds the price for which it was sold. When selling the shares of Purneftegaz, no open competition, which is a violation of the law "On Enforcement Proceedings". The court recognized the correctness of Rosneft and the deals were terminated.

Crisis in Rosneft
In mid-1998, the financial situation of Rosneft deteriorated so much that the Ministry of State Property of the Russian Federation, the Russian Federal Property Fund and the Ministry of Fuel and Energy of the Russian Federation adopted joint decision on the search for an external management company. The main contenders for this vacancy were Evroseverneft and Alliance Group. On July 11, 1998, the state made its choice - the withdrawal of Rosneft from the crisis was entrusted to the Alliance Group. However, the board of directors of Rosneft refused to sign an agreement on the transfer of management functions with the Alliance Group, effectively sabotaging the decision of the Russian government. Alliance Group resigned managing organization, explaining his act by the inability to work normally in a confrontation with the board of directors.
On August 28, 1998, Sergei Chizhov, Deputy Minister of Fuel and Energy, was appointed Acting President of Rosneft Oil Company. By this time, the management of the company was practically lost, the debt was growing rapidly. Rosneft lost control over 19 out of 30 subsidiaries. For the debts of the parent company, controlling stakes in Sakhalinmorneftegaz, Krasnodarneftegaz, Stavropolneftegaz, Termneft, and the Tuapse refinery were arrested and prepared for sale. In another dozen enterprises, the holdings of shares owned by the holding were diluted, and representatives of the parent company were in the minority on the boards of directors. On October 14, 1998, Sergey Bogdanchikov, vice president of the company and general director of Sakhalinmorneftegaz, was appointed president of Rosneft. On November 26, 1998, S. Bogdanchikov and the president of Alliance Group JSC Ziya Bazhaev signed a general agreement on cooperation. The agreement provided that Alliance would provide Rosneft with consulting services on corporate, legal, financial and information issues. After the change of leadership financial condition the company began to improve. In subsequent years, Rosneft managed to regain control over most of its subsidiaries.

"Gosneft"
In 1999, it became obvious that the sale of Rosneft was taking a long time. Despite all efforts, for 3 years the government has not been able to find a buyer willing to pay the required amount for Rosneft. Realizing that it was not the best time to sell shares, the government decided to try another option for reforming the oil company. The idea of ​​the possibility of combining the remnants of state property in the oil industry was voiced as early as the end of 1998. In 1999, the Ministry of Fuel and Energy developed a plan to create a united company, which was decided to be called Gosneft. It was planned to transfer controlling stakes in Rosneft, ONAKO and Slavneft to its composition.
The project was not implemented.

"Sakhalin-5"
In 1998, Rosneft and BP entered into an Alliance Agreement for the purpose of exploration and production of hydrocarbons under the Sakhalin-5 project. In June 2004, the partners established the management company Alvary Neftegaz. Rosneft received 51% in the management company, BP - 49%.
The Sakhalin-5 project provides for the development of the Vostochno-Shmidtovskaya and Kaigansko-Vasyukanskaya contract areas. Forecast resources of oil - 600 million tons, gas - 500 billion cubic meters. m. The project is being implemented on the terms of the PSA.

Increase in share in the Sakhalin-4 project
In 1999, the ARCO company, which, together with Rosneft and Sakhalinmorneftegaz, took part in the implementation of the Sakhalin-4 project, announced its refusal to continue participating in the financing of exploration work. Before American company owned 49% in the project, and Russian participants had 25.5% each. After ARCO withdrew from the project, the stakes were divided equally between Rosneft and its subsidiary.

Sale of a stake in the Sakhalin-1 project
In 1999, Rosneft signed an agreement to sell a 20% stake in the Sakhalin-1 project to the Indian Oil and Natural Gas Company. One of the terms of the sale is the obligation of ONGC to finance not only its share in the project, but also the share of Rosneft. The Sakhalin-1 project was at the initial stage and requires significant investments. The financial capabilities of Rosneft did not allow to fully fulfill the obligations to contribute funds to the project budget.
The Indian company paid Rosneft $225 million for a 20% stake in Sakhalin-1 and paid $90 million as reimbursement for expenses incurred by Rosneft in the early stages of the project.
After the completion of the transaction, the shares in the project were distributed as follows: Exxon - 30%, Sodeco - 30%, Rosneft - 20%, ONGC - 20%.

Sevmorneftegaz
In October 2001, Rosneft and Gazprom signed an agreement on the joint development of a number of oil and gas fields located in the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous District and on the shelf of the Pechora and Barents Seas. In 2002, ZAO Rosshelf on behalf of "Gazprom" and on behalf of "Rosneft" established CJSC "Sevmorneftegaz". The parties received equal shares in the authorized capital of the enterprise. In December 2002, "Sevmorneftegaz" received licenses to use the subsoil of the Prirazlomnoye and Shtokmanovskoye fields.
In December 2004, Rosneft sold its stake in ZAO Sevmorneftegaz to Gazprom.

Adai block
In 2001, Rosneft joined the project for the exploration and development of reserves in the Adai block (Kazakhstan). The share of Rosneft in the project is 50%, Sinopec - 50%. The project is being implemented on the basis of the Production Sharing Agreement.

Restoration of the oil and gas complex of the Chechen Republic
In 2000, Rosneft was instructed to restore oil and gas facilities in the Chechen Republic. In accordance with Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation No. 844 dated November 4, 2000, the company registered OAO Grozneftegaz. The enterprise received temporary licenses for the exploitation of 24 Chechen deposits. Back to top restoration work On the territory of the Chechen Republic, 37 wells were openly flowing, 28 of them were on fire. In cooperation with the South Russian anti-fountain paramilitary unit, the specialists of Grozneftegaz managed to extinguish the flares and stop the flowing wells in a short time. In 2001, commercial production of raw materials began at the restored wells.

Rejection of plans to sell Rosneft
At the end of 2002, the Russian government announced that it did not intend to privatize Rosneft in the coming years. New policy state in relation to Rosneft is based on maintaining full control over the company. The government decided to use "Rosneft" as an authorized organization in the preparation and implementation of production sharing agreements. In addition, the status of a state-owned company allows Rosneft to be involved in the implementation of specialized programs. In particular, the company was instructed to carry out the restoration oil industry Chechen Republic.

Project refinery construction in Primorsk
Rosneft and Surgutneftegaz announced their intention to build an oil refinery in Primorsk in 2002 Leningrad region. It was assumed that the plant will process 10 million tons of oil per year. Rosneft and Surgutneftegaz planned to participate in the project on a parity basis.
In 2005, the companies decided to abandon the project.

Oil production in Algeria
In March 2001, a consortium consisting of Rosneft Oil Company and OAO Stroytransgaz was declared the winner of an international tender for the exploration and development of the 245-South block. In May 2001, a contract for the development of the block came into force, signed on the terms of production sharing between the operating company Rosneft-Stroytransgaz Ltd and the national oil and gas company Sonatrach acting on behalf of the Algerian government.

Increase in stake in Purneftegaz
In May 2002, structures affiliated with Rosneft bought out about 6% of the shares of OAO Rosneft-Purneftegaz from the Sputnik group. As a result of the deal, the stake in Purneftegaz, controlled by Rosneft, reached 85%.

Oil production in Colombia
On December 25, 2002, the Colombia Energy consortium with the participation of NK Rosneft received the first oil at the Suroriente field located in southern Colombia.
The stakes in Colombia Energy were distributed as follows: NK Rosneft - 45%, Petrotesting Colombia SA - 27.5%, Holsan Chemicals Ltda - 27.5%. In 2001, the consortium won a tender to develop the deposit. The predicted reserves of liquid hydrocarbons at Surorient were estimated at 100 million barrels.

Acquisition of Severnaya Neft
In June 2003, Rosneft acquired a controlling stake in Severnaya Neft for $600 million. At the time of the transaction, Severnaya Neft held licenses for the development of 15 oil fields in the Timan-Pechora oil and gas province. The most important of these are the Vala Gamburtsev deposits (Nyadeyuskoye, Khasyreyskoye and Cherpayuskoye) and the Bagan group (Baganskoye, South-Baganskoye and North-Baganskoye deposits).

Vankorneft
In 2003, Rosneft acquired the Anglo-Siberian Oil Company, which controlled LLC Eniseineft and LLC Taimyrneft. Yeniseineft owned the license for the Vankorskoye field, Taimyrneft held the license for the Severo-Vankorskoye field. On the basis of the purchased assets, CJSC Vankorneft was created. In 2004, Rosneft acquired 100% of Losiem Commercial, which owns 41% of Yeniseineft LLC. As a result of the deal, Rosneft increased its stake in OOO Yeniseineft to 99%.

Selkupneftegaz CJSC and Purovskaya Oil Company
In 2003, Rosneft acquired controlling stakes in ZAO Selkupneftegaz and ZAO Purovskaya Oil Company. These enterprises owned licenses for the development of deposits of the Kynsko-Chaselskaya group. Selkupneftegaz and Purovskaya Oil Company became part of OJSC Rosneft-Purneftegaz.
In January 2005, OAO NK Rosneft-Purneftegaz announced the liquidation of the Purovskaya Oil Company.
In July 2005, Rosneft acquired a 34% stake in OAO Selkupneftegaz from NOVATEK and received sole control over the enterprise.

Exchange of assets with NK "LUKOIL"
In 2003, Rosneft and LUKOIL signed a number of contracts for the sale and purchase of mining assets. Rosneft bought back from Lukoil a 13.6% stake in CJSC Rosshelf and a 30% stake in Polar Lights Company LLC. Lukoil, in turn, acquired a 25.5% stake in OAO Arkhangelskgeoldobycha from Rosneft.

Modernization of the Tuapse refinery
In 2003, Rosneft prepared a plan for the modernization of the Tuapse refinery. Modernization of the refinery allowed the company to process raw materials with a high sulfur content. The need to re-equip the Tuapse refinery was caused by the decision of Transneft to combine traffic flows in the Kholmogory-Klin and Surgut-Polotsk pipelines. As a result, the quality of raw materials entering the plant has deteriorated significantly. The equipment of the Tuapse refinery was designed to process low-sulfur oil, which was supplied via the Kholmogory-Klin route separately from heavier oil.

Company reorganization
In 2003, Rosneft Oil Company decided to withdraw from the shareholders of a number of enterprises engaged in non-core activities. The company's shares in OAO GIVTsneftegaz, OAO Rosneft-TsKB ASUnefteprodukt and OAO Rosnefteimpeks NK Rosneft are put up for sale.
Bankruptcy OJSC Rosneft-Neftekomplekt was liquidated, the activities of CJSC Rosneft-Yugshelf, whose functions were previously transferred to other companies with the participation of Rosneft, were terminated. To optimize performance sales network the company merged Arkhangelsknefteprodukt and Severnefteservis into a single structure called OAO NK Rosneft-Arkhangelsknefteprodukt, and LLC Rosneft-Krasnodar Oil Depot merged with OAO NK Rosneft-Kubannefteprodukt.

Zarit
In early 2004, the Russian-Turkmen joint venture "Zarit" was established. The authorized capital of Zarit CJSC was distributed as follows: Rosneft - 31%, Gazkhiminvest - 31%, Zarubezhneft - 23%, Turkmenneft - 15%.
The enterprise planned to sign agreements with the government of Turkmenistan for the development of the 29th, 30th and 31st blocks on the Turkmen shelf of the Caspian Sea. However, difficulties arose during the negotiations and the signing of the agreements was postponed indefinitely.

Storage tanker "Belokamenka"
In 2004, Rosneft introduced a new scheme for the export of oil and gas condensate through the Arkhangelsk sea ​​port. The company has installed storage tanker "Belokamenka" with a deadweight of 360,000 tons in the roadstead near Murmansk. The tanker was chartered by Rosneft from the Norwegian company Bergesen D.Y. Shipping for a period of 20 years with the right of subsequent redemption.
Oil is delivered to the reservoir by small shuttle tankers with a carrying capacity of 15-80 thousand tons, after which the oil is reloaded onto ships with a displacement of 150 thousand tons to export oil to the external market.

The return of Krasnodarneftegaz
In 2004, Rosneft merged enterprises operating in Krasnodar Territory. OAO Rosneft-Krasnodarneftegaz, the production part of OAO NK Rosneft-Termneft and OOO Yugneftegaz have merged into one company - OAO Rosneft-Krasnodarneftegaz.
The merger of extractive enterprises of the Krasnodar Territory has completed the process of returning Krasnodarneftegaz to the company. Rosneft lost control of this enterprise in the mid-1990s. After Sergey Bogdanchikov was appointed president of Rosneft in October 1998, the company began to make efforts to recover lost assets. Rosneft bought Krasnodarneftegaz shares on the stock market and directly from minority shareholders. As a result, it was possible to collect a controlling stake in the enterprise again. At the beginning of 2005, Rosneft increased its stake in OAO Rosneft-Krasnodarneftegaz to 95.46%.

Development of deposits in Eastern Siberia and the Far East
At the end of 2003, Gazprom, Rosneft and Surgutneftegaz created a consortium to work in Eastern Siberia and the Far East. The parties agreed to combine efforts to develop oil and gas fields, as well as to jointly create a gas supply system for consumers based on mutual interests.
For each individual project within the consortium, an individual organizational and legal form and ownership structure will be determined, while the coordinating functions will be performed by a single Steering Committee.

Reorganization of Severnaya Neft
In 2004, Severnaya Neft decided to liquidate its subsidiaries OOO Severnaya Neft-Inta, ZAO TimPeK and ZAO Vozey-dobycha. The share of Severnaya Neft in the authorized capital of OOO Severnaya Neft-Inta was 100%, ZAO TimPeK - 100%, ZAO Vozey-dobycha - 50%.

Resource base expansion
In mid-2004, Rosneft received 10 licenses for geological exploration of subsoil areas in Eastern Siberia. In particular, the company has been granted the right to conduct prospecting work at 6 sites in the Turukhansky district of the Krasnoyarsk Territory, adjacent to the Vankor field from the south: Zapadno-Lodochnoye, Vostochno-Lodochny, Sovetsky, Polyarny, Nizhnebaikhsky and Lebyazhye. Another 4 sites are located on the territory of the Ust-Yenisei region of the Taimyr Autonomous Okrug - Baikalovsky, Protochny, Peschany and Samoyedovsky. The sites are located along the route of the projected Vankor-Dikson oil pipeline.

Development of the West Kamchatka shelf
In 2004, Rosneft and the Korea National Oil Corporation signed a memorandum of understanding for the joint development of the Veninsky block (Sakhalin-3) and the West Kamchatka shelf area of ​​the Sea of ​​Okhotsk. The parties have planned the creation of joint ventures that will become holders of licenses for the exploration and production of hydrocarbons.
The predicted resources of the West Kamchatka Shelf section are estimated tentatively at 900 million tons of standard fuel at 26 prospective structures.

Restoring control over the Tuapse refinery
NK "Rosneft" received a controlling stake in the Tuapse refinery. In December 2004, the company acquired a 40% stake in the enterprise, increasing its shareholding to 79.53%. The company has prepared a $700 million program for the deep reconstruction of the Tuapse refinery. Rosneft President Sergei Bogdanchikov noted that "the major modernization of the refinery means, in fact, the construction of a new plant." According to him, obsolete equipment will not be repaired, but completely replaced with new ones.

List of strategic enterprises
According to the Decree of the President of the Russian Federation No. 1009 dated August 4, 2004, Rosneft was included in the list of strategic enterprises with a 100% state participation. State shares in the capital of companies included in the list cannot be reduced without first including the companies in the privatization plan. In addition, the status of a company of strategic importance provides for special conditions in the event of bankruptcy or liquidation.

In connection with the company's privatization plan, on December 7, 2004, Presidential Decree No. 1502 was issued, excluding Rosneft from the list of strategic enterprises. The decree also regulated the contribution of 100% of Rosneft's shares to the authorized capital of OJSC Rosneftegaz.

On May 17, 2007, the government of the Russian Federation again included Rosneft in the list of strategic enterprises. The list includes a 75% share of the state in the capital of Rosneft.

Acquisition of Yuganskneftegaz
At the end of December 2004, Rosneft bought 100% of OOO Baikalfinancegroup, which on December 19, 2004 was declared the winner of the auction for the sale of a block of shares in Yuganskneftegaz. On December 31, 211.4 billion rubles were transferred to the RFFI account, after which the block of shares in the main mining enterprise Yukos was transferred to a new owner. Taking into account the deposit made earlier, the cost of acquiring a 76.79% stake in Yuganskneftegaz amounted to 260.75 billion rubles. On the same day, a meeting of shareholders of Yuganskneftegaz was held, at which a decision was made to terminate the contract with management company ZAO Yukos EP. new CEO Yuganskneftegaz was appointed Vladimir Bulba, who previously headed Rosneft-Purneftegaz.

Plan to merge Rosneft with Gazprom (Gazpromneft)
In the fall of 2004, the Russian government decided to transfer the state-owned stake in Rosneft to Gazprom's balance sheet. As a result of this transaction, Rosneft will become a 100% subsidiary of Gazprom, and the state's share in the authorized capital of the combined company will exceed 50%, which will allow the restoration of shareholder control over OAO Gazprom, lost as a result of privatization. The merged company was named Gazpromneft. On November 2, 2004, the state registration of OOO Gazpromneft took place. Rosneft President Sergei Bogdanchikov has been appointed head of Gazpromneft.
In early 2005, Rosneft President Sergei Bogdanchikov announced the need to make changes to the merger scheme. "If in November Rosneft assumed that production in 2005 would be about 25 million tons of oil, now it is a company that will produce 78-79 million tons in a year. Objectively, this is a completely different asset. Therefore, probably, a scheme that was supposed earlier, should be transformed," S. Bogdanchikov said. In the summer of 2005, the Russian government abandoned plans to merge Rosneft and Gazprom. It was decided that the state would buy the missing Gazprom shares from its subsidiaries. Cash for the acquisition of Gazprom shares, it was decided to obtain through the privatization of Rosneft.

"Sakhalin-3"
In 2005, the participants in the development of the Veninsky block as part of the Sakhalin-3 project registered an operating company, OOO Venineft. NK Rosneft received 49.8% of OOO Venineft, OGUP Sakhalin Oil Company, representing the interests of the regional administration - 25.1%, Sinopec - 25.1%.
The reserves of the Veninsky block are estimated at 114 million tons of oil and 315 billion cubic meters. m of gas.

Purchase of a stake in Verkhnechonskneftegaz
At the end of 2005, Rosneft reached an agreement with Interros to buy its stake in Verkhnechonskneftegaz, which is 25.94% of the company's charter capital.
OAO Verkhnechonskneftegaz, a former subsidiary of OAO RUSIA Petroleum, was spun off into a separate legal entity in 2002 on the initiative of the main shareholders of RUSIA Petroleum. The company is developing the Verkhnechonskoye oil and gas condensate field located in the Katangsky district of the Irkutsk region.

Resource base expansion
In early 2005, Rosneft won auctions for the right to explore and produce oil and gas at the Tukolandsky, Vadinsky, and Pendomayakhsky promising oil and gas fields in the Krasnoyarsk Territory.
The company offered 429 million rubles for the Tukolandsky block, and 2,118 million rubles for the Vadinsky block. The Pendomayakha block was purchased for RUB 2,828 million. The predicted recoverable reserves of the Tukolandsky area amounted to 23.2 million tons, Vadinsky - 14.4 million tons, Pendomayahsky - 9.7 million tons.
All acquired sites are located in close proximity to the Vankor field.

Increase in stake in Tuapsenefteprodukt
In 2005, Rosneft increased its stake in OAO NK Rosneft-Tuapsenefteprodukt to 68.24% of the authorized capital (89.93% of voting shares). Previously, Rosneft owned 38% of the authorized capital of Tuapsenefteprodukt (50.67 % of voting shares).

Development of the structure of Kurmangazy
On July 6, 2005, the Production Sharing Agreement was signed on the Kurmangazy structure. The promising structure of Kurmangazy (formerly Kulalinskaya) is located on the border of Russia and Kazakhstan. To resolve the territorial dispute, the parties decided to jointly develop the field. Recoverable oil resources by structure are estimated in the range from 550 to 1,800 million tons. The figure of 980 million tons was adopted as the "base case".
The field is being developed by a Russian-Kazakhstani consortium, in which Rosneft owns 25% and KazMunayGas - 50%. The remaining 25% in the project has not yet been distributed; at the exploration stage, Rosneft is fulfilling its obligations for this share.

In May 2006, the first exploratory well was drilled at Kurmangazy up to the level of 2000 m. During the well testing, no signs of oil and gas occurrence were found.

Resource base expansion
In 2006, Rosneft won two auctions by acquiring licenses for the right to develop two oil and gas blocks in the Irkutsk region - Mogdinsky and Sanarsky. The resources of the Mogdinsky block of category D1 were estimated at 74.2 million tons of oil and 56.1 billion cubic meters. m of gas. The company paid 1.3 billion rubles for the license for this site. The resources of the Sanarsky block of category D1 were estimated at 70.5 million tons of oil and 73.8 billion cubic meters. m of gas. The price of the license for this area during the auction amounted to 1.2 billion rubles.
The sites acquired by Rosneft are adjacent to the Vostochno-Sugdinskaya area and the Verkhnechonskoye oil and gas condensate field, the subsoil user of which is Rosneft.

In 2006, Rosneft won the auction for the right to use the Danilovsky subsoil, offering 1,210 million rubles for it with an initial payment of 50 million rubles. The Danilovsky subsoil is located on the territory of the Katangsky district of the Irkutsk region, 70-80 km from the border of the Verkhnechonskoye oil and gas condensate field. Forecast oil resources of category D1 - 38.7 million tons, gas category D1 - 51 billion cubic meters. m. Within the area, 23 wells were drilled, including 7 exploration and 13 exploration.

In 2006, Rosneft won the right to use the subsoil of the Severo-Charsky oil and gas area, located on the border of the Dolgano-Nenets (Taimyr) and Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrugs. The company offered 4.7 billion rubles for the right to geological study, exploration and production in this area. C3 category oil reserves were estimated at 3 million tons, D1 category resources - 35 million tons. Category C3 gas reserves - 2 billion cubic meters. m, resources in category D1 - 20 billion cubic meters. m.
The site is located near the Vankor field.

In 2006, Rosneft Oil Company became the winner of an auction for the right to use subsoil for the purpose of exploration and production of hydrocarbons at the Osoveiskoye field in the Nenets Autonomous Okrug. Geological oil reserves at the field were estimated at 15.34 million tons. Rosneft offered 2.25 billion rubles for the license.

In 2006, Rosneft acquired at an auction a license for the Kulindinsky oil and gas area in the Evenk Autonomous Okrug, paying 1.56 billion rubles for it, with a starting price of 130 million rubles.
Forecast resources of the D1 category of the Kulinda block were estimated at 200 million tons of oil.
The Kulinda site is located far from the main pipelines.

Purchase of the Nakhodka oil loading seaport
In June 2006, Rosneft acquired a 97.5% stake in OAO Nakhodka Oil Sea Trade Port from OAO NK Alliance.
The Nakhodka Oil Port is located in Novitsky Bay on the western shore of Nakhodka Bay and is the largest specialized marine trading port on the Pacific coast of the Russian Federation. The oil port is open for navigation all year round and does not require icebreaking escort to escort vessels during the freezing period.

Rosneft IPO
On July 14, 2006, the initial public offering (IPO) of Rosneft took place. During the IPO, 14.8% of the oil company's shares were sold for a total of $10.4 billion. The placement took place at $7.55 - almost at the upper limit of the established price corridor ($5.58-7.85 per share). In terms of the amount of funds raised, Rosneft's IPO ranked 1st in Russia and 5th in the world.
Strategic investors purchased 21% of the placed securities, international portfolio investors - 36%, Russian investors - 39%, Russian individuals - 4%. Among the largest buyers of Rosneft shares are BP ($1 billion), Petronas ($1.1 billion), CNPC ($500 million). Large blocks of shares were bought by Shell and ONGC. 115,000 Russians became shareholders of the company, who applied for a total of $750.5 million.
On July 17, 2006, secondary trading in Rosneft shares began in Rosneft trading system", July 19 - on stock exchange MICEX and the London Stock Exchange.

Transition to a single share
On October 1, 2006, OAO NK Rosneft completed the consolidation of 12 subsidiaries. As part of the consolidation, Rosneft was merged with: OAO NK Rosneft-Krasnodarneftegaz, OAO NK Rosneft-Purneftegaz, OAO NK Rosneft-Sakhalinmorneftegaz ", OAO NK Rosneft-Stavropolneftegaz, OAO Yuganskneftegaz, OAO Severnaya Neft, OAO Selkupneftegaz, OAO NK Rosneft-Komsomolsky Oil Refinery, OAO NK Rosneft-Tuapse Oil Refinery, OAO NK "Rosneft-Arkhangelsknefteprodukt", JSC "NK" Rosneft-Nakhodkanefteprodukt "and JSC" NK "Rosneft-Tuapsenefteprodukt".
Into a single State Register legal entities records were made on the liquidation of all listed enterprises. In the course of the exchange of shares of subsidiaries for shares of the united company, minority shareholders received 11% of the authorized capital of Rosneft, and 9.75% of Rosneft shares fell to the share of Yukos Oil Company.

Reorganization of service divisions
Oil Company "Rosneft" united service enterprises within the framework of a single structure of LLC "RN-Bureniye".
RN-Drilling was established in March 2006 in accordance with the decision of the Rosneft Board of Directors to optimize the company's service unit. In the 2nd quarter of 2006 drilling and other auxiliary assets were transferred from subsidiaries of producing companies. In the third quarter, the drilling divisions of OOO Purneftegaz-Burenie, OOO Krasnodarneftegaz-Burenie and OOO Krasnodarneftegaz-Sibir were consolidated by joining RN-Burenie.

"Sakhalin-4" and "Sakhalin-5"
On November 22, 2006, Rosneft and BP signed shareholder operating agreements with respect to joint activities at the Zapadno-Shmidtovsky ("Sakhalin-4") and Vostochno-Shmidtovsky ("Sakhalin-5") license areas. The projects will be implemented on the terms operating system taxation (without the use of PSA). Shares of parties: Rosneft - 51%, BP - 49%. The operational management of the projects was transferred to the joint company CJSC "Elvari Neftegaz". BP assumed financing for exploration work at both sites, including the drilling of six wells, with subsequent reimbursement of the costs incurred from the share of production of NK Rosneft.
The licenses for the development of the Vostochno-Shmidtovskoye and Zapadno-Shmidtovskoye blocks are owned by Rosneft's subsidiaries ZAO Vostok-Schmidt Neftegaz and ZAO Zapad-Schmidt Neftegaz.

Burgas-Alexandroupolis
OAO AK Transneft, OAO NK Rosneft and OAO Gazprom Neft established a company to implement the Burgas-Alexandroupolis oil pipeline project. Burgas-Alexandroupolis Pipeline Consortium LLC was registered on January 18, 2007. Transneft's share in the established consortium is 33.34%. Two other participants, Rosneft and Gazprom Neft, own 33.33% each.
The main functions of the Burgas-Alexandroupolis consortium are the exercise of the powers of a single shareholder from the Russian Federation in the International Project Company. Russian companies in the "International Project Company" owns 51% of the shares, the remaining 49% were divided between Bulgaria and Greece. The Greek stake in the project company is shared between a consortium of Hellenic Petroleum and Thraki (23.5%) and the Greek government (1%), with a 24.5% stake in common project is owned by the Bulgarian company Burgas-Alexandrupolis BG, whose participants are Technoexportstroy and the gas corporation JSC Bulgargaz.
The project provides for the construction of an oil pipeline with a length of 280 km, connecting the sea terminals in Burgas and Alexandropulis. The capacity of the system will be 35-50 million tons per year. The possibility of sequential pumping of oil of different grades is provided.
The Burgas-Alexandroupolis route will make it possible to transport oil from Russia bypassing the Bosphorus Strait.

Purchase of Udmurtneft
In June 2006, Sinopec won a tender to acquire a 96.9% stake in OAO Udmurtneft from TNK-BP Holding, offering $3.5 billion. Earlier, Rosneft entered into an option agreement with Sinopec to participate in the deal. Rosneft and Sinopec established ZAO Promleasing to manage the purchased enterprise. The share of Rosneft in CJSC Promleasing is 51%, Sinopec is 49%.

In April 2007, CJSC Promleasing put out an offer to purchase Udmurtneft shares from minority shareholders.

Preparations for the acquisition of the property of NK Yukos
On March 15, 2007, the board of directors of Rosneft Oil Company at an extraordinary meeting unanimously decided to raise a loan of up to $13 billion, as well as to provide a guarantee for LLC RN-Razvitie, which is raising a loan of up to $9 billion.
Loans are raised to finance acquisitions core assets within the framework of auctions for the sale of property of the Oil Company Yukos.
The loans were arranged by ABN AMRO, Barclays, BNP Paribas, Calyon, Citibank, Goldman Sachs, J.P. Morgan Chase and Morgan Stanley. Loans for $13 billion and $9 billion were issued for up to 12 and up to 18 months, respectively. The loans were repaid in September 2008.

Purchase of property of NK Yukos
On March 27, 2007, an open auction was held for the sale of a 9.44% stake in Rosneft and promissory notes of Yuganskneftegaz with a total face value of 3.56 billion rubles. OOO RN-Razvitie was declared the winner. The assets were acquired for RUB 197.84 billion.

On May 3, 2007, an auction was held to sell the East Siberian assets of NK Yukos (Lot No. 10). Neft-Aktiv LLC, representing the interests of Rosneft Oil Company, was declared the winner. The starting price was 166.3 billion rubles. 36 steps were made at the auction, as a result of which the price of the lot reached 175.7 billion rubles.
Lot No. 10 included the following assets: 100% shares of JSC Tomskneft, 70.78% shares of JSC East Siberian Oil and Gas Company, 5.89% shares of JSC Yeniseineftegaz, JSC Angarsk Petrochemical Company, JSC Achinsky Oil Refinery", JSC "Angarsk Polymer Plant", LLC "Strezhevoy Oil Refinery".
The lot also included a number of sales enterprises of YUKOS: OAO Irkutsknefteprodukt, OAO Buryatnefteprodukt, OAO Tomsknefteprodukt, OAO Khantymansiysknefteprodukt, and shares of electric power enterprises.

On May 9, 2007, an auction was held to sell the shares of Samaraneftegaz and Yukos refineries in the Volga region. The starting price of the lot was set at 154.09 billion rubles. Bidders made 44 steps, Neft-Aktiv LLC was recognized as the winner, offering 165.53 billion rubles.
Lot No. 11 includes shares of Samaraneftegaz, OAO Kuibyshevsky Oil Refinery, OAO Novokuibyshevsky Oil Refinery, OAO Syzransky Oil Refinery, OAO Neftegorsk Gas Processing Plant, OAO Otradnensky Gas Processing Plant, a stake in OOO Novokuybyshevsky Plant oils and additives", as well as marketing and scientific and technical assets of Yukos in the Volga region.

In June 2007, OAO NK Rosneft bought from Prana LLC an office building and a number of Yukos trading houses, which Prana had previously acquired at auctions as part of the Yukos bankruptcy procedure. Among the assets purchased are OOO " Trading house Yukos-M, Yukos Exploration and Production CJSC, Yukos Refining and Marketing CJSC, Yukos-M CJSC, Yukos-Financial and Accounting Center LLC, Yukos-Moscow LLC and Dubininskoye LLC .

In June 2007, Rosneft bought out a group of enterprises from Unitex LLC, including large network gas stations and oil depots. These enterprises were acquired by Unitex on May 10 at an auction for the sale of the property of NK Yukos (Lot No. 12). With a starting price of 7.74 billion rubles, Unitex offered 12.5 billion rubles for the lot, and Rosneft decided to give up the fight. Rosneft paid Unitex 16.3 billion rubles for Yukos' marketing assets.
The acquired companies include OAO Belgorodnefteprodukt, ZAO Belgorod-Terminal, ZAO Bryansknefteprodukt, ZAO Bryansk-Terminal M, OAO Voronezhnefteprodukt, ZAO Voronezh-Terminal, ZAO Lipetsknefteprodukt, ZAO Lipetsk -Terminal M", 3JSC "Orelnefteprodukt", CJSC "Prioksky-Terminal", 3JSC "Penzanefteprodukt", LLC "Penza-Terminal", 3JSC "Tambovnefteprodukt", LLC "Tambov-Terminal", 3JSC "Ulyanovsknefteprodukt", LLC "Ulyanovsk- Terminal, Kedr M, Yu-Tver, NBA-Service, Kontrakt Oil, Hermes-Moscow, MTK, Yukos-Ladoga and Yukos-Petroleum. Together, these enterprises controlled about 500 gas stations.

On August 8, 2007, an auction was held for lot No. 18 of Yukos assets. The winner was Rosneft, which paid almost 18.6 billion rubles for the lot.
The 18th lot included the remaining unsold assets of Yukos, including a set of trademarks, property and property rights of Yukos. Also, the lot included assets from the previously unsold lot due to the lack of applications for lot No. 16.

Resource base expansion
At the end of 2007, Rosneft announced that it had received 12 licenses for subsoil plots located in the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug, Krasnoyarsk Territory, Tomsk and Samara Regions, as well as on the shelf near Sakhalin Island. The licenses were issued to the company during the period from July to September 2007.
In Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug, Rosneft received a license for oil and gas production within the Sredne-Balyksky (southern part), East Salymsky and Vstrechny blocks, as well as a license for geological exploration of the underlying horizons of the Salymsky block (Lempinskaya area).
In the Tomsk region, the company became the owner of a license for the Severo-Pudinsky and Kulgansky subsoil plots. In the Krasnoyarsk Territory, a license was obtained for prospecting, exploration and production of hydrocarbons at the Oskobinsk, Ayavinsky and Dzhelindukonsky subsoil blocks, as well as a license for the southern part of the Tersko-Kamovsky block.
On the territory of the Samara region, the company has been issued a license for the Malaninskiy subsoil.
In addition, the Federal Agency for Subsoil Use issued a license to Rosneft to search for and evaluate hydrocarbon deposits in the Lebedinsky shelf area.

On February 29, 2008, Rosneft acquired in an auction for the right to develop the Umotkinsky block. With a starting cost of the lot of 200 million rubles, Rosneft offered 1.2 billion rubles for it.
The site is located in the Katangsky district of the Irkutsk region, which is poorly developed economically and infrastructurally. The navigable river Nizhnyaya Tunguska runs along the eastern border of the site, 200 km - the ESPO route, 650 km - the nearest Railway. One well was drilled within the licensed area. The forecast resources of the site are estimated at 61.1 million tons of oil and 65.9 billion cubic meters. m of gas.

"Vostok Energy"
In October 2006, Rosneft and CNPC signed a protocol on the establishment of a joint venture, OOO Vostok Energy. Rosneft received a 51% stake in Vostok Energy, CNPC - 49%.
The main objectives of the joint venture are the exploration and development of hydrocarbon deposits in the Russian Federation.

On August 30, 2007, Vostok Energy acquired at an auction two large blocks in the Irkutsk region - Verkhneichersky (forecast resources of category D1 - 50 million tons of oil and 90 billion cubic meters of gas) and Zapadno-Chonsky (30 million tons of oil and 15 billion cubic meters m of gas). During the auction, Rosneft acquired one block independently - Preobrazhensky (72 million tons of oil and 70 billion cubic meters of gas). All plots put up for auction are located near explored large deposits, 90-150 km from the East Siberia-Pacific Ocean pipeline route.

Sale of 50% of Tomskneft
In December 2007, OAO Gazprom Neft bought 50% of OAO Tomskneft from OAO NK Rosneft for 90.5 billion rubles ($3.66 billion).

Revocation of the license for the development of the West Kamchatka shelf
On August 1, 2008, the license for geological exploration of the subsoil of the West Kamchatka shelf of the Sea of ​​Okhotsk expired. The Federal Agency for Subsoil Use refused to renew the license for Rosneft.
Rosneft received a five-year license to explore the Kamchatka shelf in 2003. The work program provided for 2D (16.8 thousand linear km) and 3D (420 sq. km) seismic surveys, as well as drilling 3 exploratory wells. After that, Rosneft intended to obtain a license for the exploration and production of hydrocarbons.
In December 2007, as a result of an audit by Rosprirodnadzor, violations of the approved program of work were revealed: seismic survey was completed in violation of the deadlines, drilling of the first exploratory well was not started.
Rosneft is implementing a project to develop the West Kamchatka shelf jointly with the Korean consortium KKC. Rosneft owns 60% in the project, KKS - 40%. KKS includes: KNOC - 50%, Korea Gas Corp., GS-Caltex Corp., SK Corp, Daewoo International Corp. - 10% each, Kumho Petrochemical and Hyundai Corp. - 5% each. The operator of the project is Kamchatneftegaz LLC.
The Krutogorovsky and Sukhanovsky oil and gas fields are located on the territory of the West Kamchatka shelf.

Interregional Oil and Gas Complex Exchange
In 2002, the "Interregional Exchange of the Oil and Gas Complex" was created with the aim of organizing exchange trading in petroleum products. Members of NP "MBNK" are the largest participants in the oil and gas market of the country: OJSC "NK "Rosneft", OJSC "TNK-BP Holding", LLC "TD "Fuel Supply of Airports", OJSC "NOVATEK", LLC "NK "ITERA", OJSC " OGK-1, OOO GAZEKS-Management, ZAO EUROTEK, OAO Akron, and OOO TSENTRRUSGAZ.
Regular trading on MBNK began in 2008.

Sales of bunker fuel
In 2008, Rosneft created two subsidiaries focused on the sale of bunker fuel. Rosneft-Bunker is registered in Russia, Rosneft-Marine is registered abroad. The share of Rosneft in the authorized capital of both enterprises is 100%.

Update: October 2008

Tenders

• The right to conclude an agreement on the placement of a family family burial at the Pokrovsky cemetery
  Initial maximum price contract 1,301,363.71 rubles.
• Request for proposal procedure No. 1900006186-PF Lot #1. Request for proposal procedure No. 1900006186-PF
  The starting price of the contract is not specified.
• The right to conclude an agreement for the placement of a family family burial at the Nikolo-Arkhangelsk Central Cemetery at the address Moscow, Nosovikhinskoye sh., 16, plot number SP 073 45C.1.2 0036 with an area of ​​0.88 sq.m
  The initial maximum price of the contract is 155,828.99 rubles.
• The right to conclude an agreement on the placement of a family ancestral burial
  The initial maximum price of the contract is 1,050,446.88 rubles.
• The right to conclude an agreement on the placement of a family family burial at the Nikolo-Arkhangelsk Eastern Cemetery at the address Moscow Region, Balashikha District, s. Nikolsko-Arkhangelskoye plot number SP 143 20.1.4 0001 with an area of ​​2.00 sq.m
  The initial maximum price of the contract is 232,887.00 rubles.
• Open auction in electronic form for the right to enter into a supply agreement for the lot Supply of repair gates for the downstream of flat sliding for the needs of the branch of PJSC RusHydro - Zagorskaya HPSP Lot No. 11-TPiR-ONM-2016 - ZagGAES. Open auction in the electronic format
  The initial maximum price of the contract is not specified.
• Provision of services for the operation of the 0.4 kV power supply system of the OJSC building
  The initial maximum price of the contract is 1426763.87 rubles.
• Performance of underwater technical works in the water areas of the seaport
  The initial maximum price of the contract is 2,905,000.00 rubles.

We continue a series of publications on the share of the state in the domestic economy.

Russian oil refining in 2014

The production of 28 largest enterprises oil refineries in Russia. The Federal Property Management Agency owns various stakes in 11 of them. In total, these companies process 115 million tons of oil (39%). Rosimushchestvo directly owns only one oil refinery: OAO Ufaneftekhim (the structure also includes the Novoufimsk and Ufimsk refineries). The rest are controlled by Gazprom and Rosneft.

Each of the enterprises represented (except for the Yaya Oil Refinery) has offshore or foreign enterprises in the ownership structure, directly or indirectly.