Gazprom, the state-controlled oil and gas company, outbids BP for stake in troubled London-listed firm The Russian state took a stronger grip on the country’s oil industry today when Gazprom outmuscled BP to buy a 16% stake in Sibir Energy. Shares in Sibir, which has fields in Siberia but is listed in London, were suspended in February at 174p after a controversy over property deals undertaken …

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24 April 2009 The Moscow Times Gazprom’s board of directors recommended that the gas monopoly pay out dividends of 30.3 billion rubles ($900 million), or 1.28 rubles per share, for 2008, Interfax on Thursday cited a source close to the company as saying.

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The Russian energy giant Gazprom yesterday swooped to buy 16 per cent of Sibir Energy, for 70p a share more than TNK-BP, the Anglo-Russian group that is a minority shareholder in the company, was believed to be willing to pay.

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BP’s Russian venture TNKBP has failed in its bid to buy a significant minority stake in Aimlisted Sibir Energy.

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Gazprom Neft, the oil unit of Russia’s state-run gas exporter, yesterday offered to buy shares in London-listed Sibir Energy for 500p each, prompting TNK-BP to withdraw a smaller bid.

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24 April 2009 By Anatoly Medetsky / The Moscow Times Gazprom Neft bought a 16 percent stake in smaller oil producer Sibir Energy in a lightning offer that lasted just a few hours Thursday — a move seen as an opening for the company to take control of Sibir.

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April 23 (Bloomberg) — OAO Gazprom Neft , the oil arm of Russia’s state-run natural-gas exporter, plans to buy at least 16 percent of Sibir Energy Plc after making an offer that prompted TNK-BP to withdraw a lower bid.

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LONDON. April 23 (Interfax) – Credit Suisse Group AG has rescinded an offer on the purchase of stock in Sibir Energy for TNK-BP (RTS: TNBP) at a price of 430 pence per share, Credit Suisse said in a statement.

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Gazprom Neft Seeks a Minority Stake In Sibir

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The Cabinet of Ministers has allowed the State Treasury to in advance compensate the losses of the Naftohaz Ukrainy national joint-stock company from sale of the imported gas to let the company timely purchase the fuel from the Russia’s gas monopoly, Gazprom.

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