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Russia for the Russians
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Report summary
Russia's oil and gas industry is dominated by state-owned companies. A series of major acquisitions and joint ventures in 2013 have increased the government's control of the sector, and around two-thirds (US$460 billion) of the future value in Russia's upstream industry is attributable to the two largest state-controlled companies – Gazprom and Rosneft. Their dominant positions and the valuable portfolios held by other Russian companies have ensured that international companies remain on the...
Table of contents
- Executive summary
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Plenty of upstream value to go around
- State giants dominate
- Russian independents exploit their niche
- Foreign companies barely register
- Giant reserves, on a global scale
- Capital investment
- A little more variety in the exploration sector
- Russia for the Russians
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
- Value of upstream portfolios in Russia
- Remaining commercial and technical reserves at 1 January 2013
- Forecast upstream capital expenditure in 2013, by company
- Net acreage 2013, by company
- Remaining net present value* of Russian upstream portfolios
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