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    Home > Finance > Orlen reaches deal to recoup $100 million of missing oil payments, source says
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    Orlen reaches deal to recoup $100 million of missing oil payments, source says

    Published by Global Banking & Finance Review®

    Posted on January 24, 2025

    2 min read

    Last updated: January 27, 2026

    The image depicts the Orlen logo, symbolizing the company's recent settlement to recover $100 million in missing oil payments linked to Venezuelan oil transactions.
    Polish oil refiner Orlen logo representing $100 million oil payment recovery - Global Banking & Finance Review
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    Quick Summary

    Orlen has secured a $100 million settlement with Horizon Global to recover missing oil payments, with ongoing efforts to reclaim the remaining funds.

    Orlen Secures Deal to Recover $100 Million in Oil Payments

    By Marek Strzelecki

    WARSAW (Reuters) - Polish oil refiner Orlen has reached a settlement to recoup $100 million out of $400 million in prepayment for Venezuelan and other oil which the company never received, a source familiar with the matter said.

    Under the settlement, state-controlled Orlen will recover the $100 million in several tranches by the end of the year from Dubai-based Horizon Global. The company is still trying to recoup the remaining prepayments transferred to other companies.

    The settlement was first reported by Polish broadcaster Radio Zet.

    Horizon Global did not respond to Reuters request for comment on Wednesday. Last year, Horizon Global had said it was involved in an arbitration with Orlen's Swiss trading business OTS.

    Orlen said in response to Reuters questions that it is cooperating with the relevant services at the national and international level to recoup the advances made by OTS, and will announce the results of its efforts when they are completed.

    In 2023, OTS transferred $400 million in prepayment to Horizon and other intermediaries for oil, including from Venezuela.

    Reuters reported last year that Venezuela's state oil company PDVSA did not receive the money.

    Polish prosecutors have been investigating OTS' loss of the nearly $400 million in prepayments. Last month, a Warsaw court ordered a former chief executive of the Swiss trading unit to be detained for three months as part of the OTS investigation.

    ($1 = 4.1480 zlotys)

    (Reporting by Marek Strzelecki, additional reporting by Anna Koper. Editing by Jane Merriman)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Orlen recovers $100 million from Horizon Global.
    • •Settlement involves prepayments for Venezuelan oil.
    • •Orlen continues efforts to recover remaining funds.
    • •Horizon Global previously involved in arbitration with Orlen.
    • •Polish prosecutors investigate OTS's $400 million loss.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Orlen reaches deal to recoup $100 million of missing oil payments, source says

    1What is the main topic?

    The article discusses Orlen's settlement to recover $100 million in missing oil payments from Horizon Global.

    2Who is involved in the settlement?

    Orlen and Horizon Global are the main parties involved in the settlement.

    3What is the status of the remaining funds?

    Orlen is still trying to recover the remaining prepayments transferred to other companies.

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