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Home›Clean Fuel›Russia: Gazprom Reduces Debt Load in 2010 Versus Late 2009
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December 17, 2010 · about 15 years ago

Russia: Gazprom Reduces Debt Load in 2010 Versus Late 2009

Gazprom reduced its debt load in 2010 versus late 2009. According to the recently published Gazprom IFRS consolidated information, the Group’s overall debt decreased 17 per cent from RUB 1.63 trillion to RUB 1.35 trillion over the first sixth months of 2010. We forecast that by the end of this year

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Gazprom reduced its debt load in 2010 versus late 2009.

According to the recently published Gazprom IFRS consolidated information, the Group’s overall debt decreased 17 per cent from RUB 1.63 trillion to RUB 1.35 trillion over the first sixth months of 2010.

We forecast that by the end of this year Gazprom Group’s overall debt will remain at the same level.

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Source: Gazprom, December 17, 2010;

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