US firm to take over some Venezuela oilfields previously run by Chinese, Russian firms
Most outlets reported that a US firm will take over some Venezuela oilfields previously controlled by Chinese and Russian companies, citing US officials and Reuters. The Express Tribune added details about Washington securing a board veto power and a 35% stake under a Trump-era production deal, while the Business Recorder focused on the takeover itself and the source of the information.
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US firm to take over some Venezuela oilfields previously run by Chinese, Russian firms
WASHINGTON: US oil company North American Blue Energy Partners will take over some oilfields previously controlled by several Chinese companies and a Russian firm, two US officials told Reuters on Monday. The takeover will be part of a sweeping oil production agreement that President Donald Trump announced with Venezuela, they said. The projects were among 14 contracts newly granted to US-backe...
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Officials: US firm to take over some Venezuela oilfields previously run by Chinese, Russian firms
Washington secures board veto power, 35% stake under Trump's newly announced production deal
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