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Mysterious Bidder for Yukos Assets Represents Rosneft
RN-Razvitie that lodged a bid to take part in the auction for selling the assets of bankrupt Yukos is the subsidiary of Rosneft, lenta.ru reported with reference to RIA Novosti.
RN-Razvitie has applied to Federal Antimonopoly Service for the sanction to buy a billion common stocks of Rosneft that belong to Yukos, Rosneft announced Tuesday, specifying that it indirectly owns 100 percent in RN-Razvitie.

Kommersant reported about Razvitie’s intention to bid for the Yukos assets on March 14, but it was unclear on which behalf that company was going to act.

The auction of March 27 will sell 9.44 percent in Rosneft and the notes of Yuganskneftegaz; the starting price is 195.5 billion rubles. Exactly this lot is eyed by Rosneft via the subsidiary.

For this purpose, Rosneft BOD sanctioned attracting the loan of up to $13 billion and guaranteeing RN-Razvitie’s loan of $9 billion at the maximum. The facilities granted for 12 months to 18 months are arranged by ABN AMRO, Barclays, BNP Paribas, Calyon, Citibank, Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase and Morgan Stanley.
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