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M&A opportunities in Russia – what next?
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The Russian upstream sector is highly consolidated and the state has large control over it. Since 2012, some foreign players have exited Russia but major international companies are still attracted by the large resource base. Read our insight to see how the Russian upstream M&A market looks today and understand: • What is happening at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF)? • How did participation in the liquids sector evolve? • Which major deals have closed since the introduction of the EU/US sanctions? • What are the main hurdles for investors in Russia? • Which upstream assets are on offer? • Which hidden gems could be out there?
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