The Russian state-run gas giant expects the Iran conflict-driven price hikes to positively affect its 2026 revenues.
Russia’s Gazprom expects the price hikes driven by the latest crisis in the Mideast to positively affect its 2026 revenues, the state-controlled gas giant's management said last week. It added that the company was planning key upstream, gas pipeline and processing start-ups this year.
Gazprom has been pursuing a policy of strict cost control for some time now, Deputy Chairman of the holding Famil Sadygov added
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