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August 8, 2007 · about 19 years ago

Volgatanker Slips Cable

Moscow Arbitration initiated yesterday bankruptcy of Russia’s biggest carrier in the rivers of Volga and Kama – Volgotanker Volzhsk Oil Steamship. The assets will be hardly sold via a single lot, the analysts speculate, pointing to United Shipbuilding Corp. and Rosneft as potential bidders.

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Moscow Arbitration initiated yesterday bankruptcy of Russia’s biggest carrier in the rivers of Volga and Kama – Volgotanker Volzhsk Oil Steamship. The assets will be hardly sold via a single lot, the analysts speculate, pointing to United Shipbuilding Corp. and Rosneft as potential bidders.

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