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    Lukoil's Finnish Petrol Stations to Shut Over US Sanctions

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    Posted on November 19, 2025

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    Last updated: January 20, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Lukoil's Finnish petrol stations, run by Teboil, are closing as US sanctions deplete fuel stocks. The US sanctioned Lukoil over Russia's Ukraine conflict.

    Lukoil's Finnish Petrol Stations to Close Amid US Sanctions

    STOCKHOLM (Reuters) -Finnish petrol station operator Teboil, which is owned by Russian oil major Lukoil, said on Wednesday it is preparing to shut down its operations as fuel runs out amid U.S. sanctions against its parent company.

    "Stations will close in phases once fuel stocks are sold out," Teboil said in a statement.

    The United States last month hit Lukoil with sanctions over Moscow's war in Ukraine, and the Trump administration on Friday gave clearance to potential buyers to talk to the Russian company about buying its non-Russian assets.

    Teboil has 430 stations in Finland, according to its website, or roughly one fifth of the Nordic country's 2,250 stations, according to a 2024 report by an industry group.

    Teboil had on Monday said it expected Lukoil to sell the chain as part of the Russian group's ongoing effort to sell foreign assets.

    Finland's Financial Supervisory Authority last month said banks and other Finnish institutions subject to its regulations should exercise caution in dealing with Lukoil and companies directly or indirectly owned by it.

    (Reporting by Anna Ringstrom, editing by Terje Solsvik)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Lukoil's Finnish petrol stations are closing due to US sanctions.
    • •Teboil, owned by Lukoil, will shut down operations as fuel runs out.
    • •The US sanctioned Lukoil over Russia's actions in Ukraine.
    • •Teboil operates 430 stations, about 20% of Finland's total.
    • •Lukoil is looking to sell its non-Russian assets.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Lukoil's Finnish petrol stations to shut over US sanctions

    1What is a petrol station?

    A petrol station is a facility that sells fuel and other services for vehicles. It typically offers gasoline, diesel, and sometimes additional services like convenience stores or car washes.

    2What is foreign asset sale?

    A foreign asset sale refers to the process of selling assets owned by a company or individual in a foreign country. This can be part of a strategy to divest from certain markets or comply with regulations.

    3
    What is financial stability?

    Financial stability refers to a condition where the financial system operates effectively, allowing for the smooth functioning of financial markets and institutions without excessive volatility or crises.

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