Surgut attendance at the AGM of Hungary’s MOL remains an open issue
April 2, 2010, 2:32 pm

It remains a question whether Russia’s state-owned Surgutneftegaz will get the approval to take part in the annual general meeting of Hungarian fuels group MOL. According to Portfolio.hu’s information, the parties have yet to settle the issue of Surgut acquiring a 21% stake in MOL. This means Surgut remains to be entered into the shareholders’ register of MOL.

Surgut was banned to participate in MOL’s AGM in 2009 as it was not acknowledged as a shareholder in MOL’s register. The move requires approval by the Hungarian Energy Office, but due to the size of the package Surgut acquired from OMV, the authority put questions to the Russian company which it did not receive responses for.

Hungarian daily Magyar Nemzet said earlier this week that Surgut later satisfied the HEO’s inquiry, implying that this way it will be able to attend MOL’s 29 April AGM.

Portfolio.hu contacted the energy authority but it could not confirm the paper’s report, saying the relevant procedure had been suspended. The reason for that is that there is another probe in progress at the financial markets supervisor (PSZÁF) and until that is over, the HEO’s hands remain tied.

Mol Jumps Most in Week After S&P Raises Outlook on Debt Rating
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By Balazs Penz

April 1 (Bloomberg) — Mol Nyrt., Hungary’s largest refiner, rose the most in a week after Standard & Poor’s raised the outlook on its BB+ rating for the company’s debt.

Mol rose as much as 495 forint, or 2.5 percent, to 20,595, the most since March 25, and traded at 20,500 as of 3 p.m. in Budapest. The stock has gained 21 percent this year, compared with a 16 percent increase in Hungary’s benchmark BUX stock index.

Mol’s “operating performance has shown better resilience than we anticipated in early 2009,” S&P said in a statement. As an integrated oil and gas company, Mol should benefit from “strongly improved upstream conditions, while downstream markets should pick up” gradually in 2010, the credit evaluator said.

To contact the reporter on this story: Balazs Penz in Budapest at bpenz@bloomberg.net.
Last Updated: April 1, 2010 08:58 EDT

na kapital network-u slijedi interview s mesicem. prema sazetku u najavi, bit ce zanimljiv izjava u vezi aktualnih tema, tko je znao za sto, kako su funkcionirale neke stvari…itd…eto, samo kao vijest. btw, ono sto na htv-u necete cuti, ina jos nije platila drzavi obvezu a trebala je do kraja ozujka, a vlada RH se zaduzila za novih pola milijarde kuna. I Ini mnogi duguju slazem se, ali treba stati na kraj nelikvidnosti i neplacanju obveza.

http://www.vecernji.hr/scena/glumac-john-forsythe-blake-dinastije-preminuo-92-godini-clanak-120856
pofuk

http://www.jutarnji.hr/plinovod-ce-ici-kroz-hrvatsku/686640/?pageNumber=2#page_2

Gamad je opet digla cijenu benzina.

a tako će bit isto i kad prodaju hep
svi šute i kenjaju i netko drugi je kriv
već mi je pun q kuknjave

al da probam objasniti ovima što misle da benzin curi iz pipe u skračenom obliku

da bi se došlo do nafte treba napraviti slijedeće korake
1. scauting
2. uzimanje koncesije u najam ako je interesantna
3. pred istražana faza
4. snimanje seizmike i obrada iste
5. analiza dobivenih podataka i traženje perspektivnih ležišta
6. lociranje bušotoina i bušenje istih
7. razrada ležišta ukoliko su pozitivna, ukoliko nisu papala maca lovu
8. proizvodnja
9. distribucija

i tek onda benzin na pumpi i to još da je džabe

e neće ići ekipa [rolleyes]

a da sve one stavke nešto koštaju

moglo bi puno novaca iz ZAPIja završit ovdje [lol]

Raste cijena plina, raste cijena nafte—-Ina pada!
Zse je definitely – luda kuća!

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imas pravo, valjda oni u Sloveniji ipak dobivaju u skračenijem obliku [bye] [cry]
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nema više džabe
a budući da je ina d.d. drago mi je da se vlasnici mojih dionica ponašaju odgovorno [rolleyes]

e da ima li slovenija koju pumpu na otoku?