Rosneft cites sanctions as reason for Saras share disposal
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On January 18th, Russian company Rosneft sold its remaining shareholding in Italian energy company Saras. Rosneft cited the western sanctions, in place since 2014, as the reason for the sale. What does this mean for Saras and how does it value the Italian company?
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