Summa Challenging Suez Shipping by Adding Russia Assets: Freight

Tuesday, August 11, 2020

Sign-In | Sign-Up | Contact Us | Bookmark

Summa Challenging Suez Shipping by Adding Russia Assets: Freight - Bloomberg

Summa Group, owner of Russian ports and a Rotterdam oil terminal, is spending $1.4 billion to buy a stake in Fesco Group, a Pacific port and ship operator, to form a Eurasian freight network and challenge Suez Canal shipping. “Serious freight ...

Print Summa Challenging Suez Shipping by Adding Russia Assets: Freight - Bloomberg

Bookmark Summa Challenging Suez Shipping by Adding Russia Assets: Freight - Bloomberg

Related News

Russia’s ruble drops to a 3-year low on weaker oil prices - Washington Post
Russia's Lukoil confirms plan to list in Hong Kong - Reuters UK
Russia's Bashneft Q1 net profit soars 20 pct - Reuters
Russia’s Lukoil posts 8 pct increase in Q1 net profit to $3.8Bln on higher oil prices - Washington Post
Russia makes fateful gas switch to LNG - YAHOO!
To Tap Arctic Oil, Russia Partners With Exxon Mobil - NPR News
To Tap Arctic Oil, Russia Partners With Exxon Mobil - NPR News
Russia to Lower Oil Export Duty 6.4% in June on Urals Decline - Bloomberg
Russia Stocks Rise From 2-Year Low as China Bets Lift Oil, Metal - Bloomberg
Russia faces fuel crisis after railway wagon ban - msnbc.com
Russia faces fuel crisis after railway wagon ban - msnbc.com
Russia's Summa to buy FESCO for $1 billion: source - Reuters UK
Bulgaria, Russia to Agree on Lower Natural Gas Prices - Bloomberg
Russia faces fuel crisis after railway wagon ban - Reuters UK
Russia cbank cuts dollar share in reserves, ups euro - CNBC
Russia capital outflows pick up pac - Palm Beach Post
Russia c.bank says Sberbank stake sale possible this year - Reuters
Russia May Cut Crude Export Tax in June by 6.4% on Urals Decline - Bloomberg
Russia May Lower Oil Export Duty as Much as 6.5 Percent in June - Bloomberg
Russia Holds Interest Rates to Keep Inflation at Record Low - Bloomberg

May

June 2012

Jul