A Mol Nyrt. executive said the Hungarian refiner’s bid for a stake in Serbia’s Naftna Industrija Srbije was agreed by Gazprom Neft. “The seller accepted the offer,” Mol’s chief strategy officer Gyorgy Bacsa said on a podcast published on Saturday, adding that the parties are now working out terms of the transaction. He didn’t disclose the purchase price or other financial conditions of the deal. R...
A Mol Nyrt. executive said the Hungarian refiner’s bid for a stake in Serbia’s Naftna Industrija Srbije was agreed by Gazprom Neft. “The seller accepted the offer,” Mol’s chief strategy officer Gyorgy Bacsa said on a podcast published on Saturday, adding that the parties are now working out terms of the transaction. He didn’t disclose the purchase price or other financial conditions of the deal. READ: Hungary’s Mol to Buy Gazprom Majority Stake in Serb Refinery Mol aims to sign the contract by the end of March, following regulatory consultations and approvals, Bacsa said. The deal is subject to approvals by the US Office of Foreign Assets Control and the Serbian government. Mol plans to enlist UAE’s Abu Dhabi National Oil Co. as a strategic partner through a joint-venture structure in which Mol would remain the controlling shareholder, giving ADNOC a minority stake, Bacsa said.