06.02.2026, 09:22
Two cos vying for Lukoil's overseas assets continue talks despite agreement with Carlyle - media
MOSCOW. Feb 6 (Interfax) - At least two companies including Chevron are vying for Lukoil's (MOEX: LKOH) global assets despite the Russian energy company's initial agreement last week to sell the portfolio to U.S. private equity firm Carlyle, Reuters reported, quoting four sources familiar with the conversations.
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