The Russian-Serbian oil company Sh. that. sent a request for the extension of the American license All the latest news about the alleged signing of an agreement by the Hungarian oil and gas company MOL to purchase Shekel assets are in question. The company has again asked the US Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) to issue a new permit, as the current license expires on October 30. According to information from a week ago, the Hungarian MOL agreed with Gazprom Neft to purchase 56.15% of NIS shares. The deal requires OFAC approval to complete, and MOL appears to have already received an extension to its negotiating license until October 30. It is assumed that in the future MOL may sell a minority stake to ADNOC from the United Arab Emirates. The situation surrounding the shekel is related to American sanctions imposed in January 2025 against the company and its main shareholder, Gazprom Neft (owner of 44.85%). In light of this request, the fate of NIS is once again in the heart.

The Russian-Serbian oil company Sh. that. sent a request for the extension of the American license All the latest news about the alleged signing of an agreement by the Hungarian oil and gas company MOL to purchase Shekel assets are in question. The company has again asked the US Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) to issue a new permit, as the current license expires on October 30. According to information from a week ago, the Hungarian MOL agreed with Gazprom Neft to purchase 56.15% of NIS shares. The deal requires OFAC approval to complete, and MOL appears to have already received an extension to its negotiating license until October 30. It is assumed that in the future MOL may sell a minority stake to ADNOC from the United Arab Emirates. The situation surrounding the shekel is related to American sanctions imposed in January 2025 against the company and its main shareholder, Gazprom Neft (owner of 44.85%). In light of this request, the fate of NIS is once again in the heart.