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    Germany to extend trusteeship over Rosneft subsidiaries

    Published by Global Banking & Finance Review®

    Posted on February 13, 2025

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    Last updated: January 26, 2026

    The image depicts the German economy ministry's decision to extend trusteeship over Rosneft subsidiaries. This crucial move aims to ensure supply security amid geopolitical tensions and ongoing negotiations for the sale of assets.
    Germany extends trusteeship over Rosneft subsidiaries amid ongoing negotiations - Global Banking & Finance Review
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    Quick Summary

    Germany extends trusteeship over Rosneft subsidiaries to ensure supply security, with ongoing sale negotiations expected to conclude by year-end.

    Germany Extends Control Over Rosneft Subsidiaries Again

    BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany is set to extend its trusteeship over Russian oil company Rosneft's local subsidiaries for a fifth time for six months, the economy ministry said on Thursday.

    Rosneft has been trying to sell its German units, which include a 54.17% stake in the PCK Schwedt refinery.

    While remaining the legal owner, Rosneft was stripped of control after Berlin seized the entities following Russia's invasion of Ukraine in 2022.

    "The federal government has decided to seek a further extension of the trust administration after March 10," a spokesperson for the economy ministry said in a statement.

    "Ensuring security of supply remains the primary goal for all measures taken in connection with Rosneft Germany," the statement said.

    Earlier, Bloomberg News reported the trusteeship would be extended to September.

    A source familiar with the matter told Reuters last October that Rosneft was negotiating a sale of its German subsidiary to Qatar.

    The ministry's statement said that Rosneft had issued assurances it is actively seeking a sale, which it aims to complete by the end of this year.

    "In case that Rosneft does not manage to complete the sale on time, or if the cooperative path is unilaterally terminated, the federal government of course reserves other options," it said.

    Rosneft's German activities include stakes in the MiRo and Bayernoil refineries, which are also under state trusteeship.

    (Reporting by Gnaneshwar Rajan in Bengaluru and Markus Wacket in Berlin, writing by Vera Eckert in Frankfurt, editing by David Goodman and Elaine Hardcastle)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Germany extends trusteeship over Rosneft subsidiaries for six more months.
    • •Rosneft is attempting to sell its German units.
    • •The trusteeship ensures security of oil supply in Germany.
    • •Rosneft's German activities include stakes in major refineries.
    • •The federal government reserves options if the sale is not completed.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Germany to extend trusteeship over Rosneft subsidiaries

    1What is the main topic?

    Germany's extension of trusteeship over Rosneft's subsidiaries to ensure oil supply security.

    2Why is Germany extending the trusteeship?

    To ensure security of oil supply amid ongoing sale negotiations of Rosneft's German units.

    3What are Rosneft's German activities?

    Rosneft's German activities include stakes in the PCK Schwedt, MiRo, and Bayernoil refineries.

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