MOSCOW: Russia's state-owned oil major Rosneft announced tenders to sell up to 1.55 million tonnes of naphtha and catalytic cracking gasoline from its refineries for delivery in January-December 2017, the company said on its website on Thursday.
The buyers were invited to bid for the following volumes:
- up to 650,000 tonnes of catalytic cracking gasoline originating from the Kuibyshev, Novokuibyshev, Syzran refineries and Sanors refineries for delivery in January
- December 2017 on the FOB Baltic Sea port basis and/or FOB White Sea port and/or CPT Russian border (railway station or any port);
- up to 100,000 tonnes of catalytic cracking gasoline originating from the Angarsk refinery for delivery in January
- December 2017 on the FOB Baltic Sea port basis and/or FOB White Sea port and/or CPT Russian border (railway station or any port);
- up to 200,000 tonnes of naphtha/gasoline gas stable originating from the Ryazan refinery for delivery in January - December 2017 on the FOB Baltic Sea basis and/or FOB Arkhangelsk and/or FOB Tuapse and/or CPT Russian border (railway station or any port);
- up to 200,000 tonnes of naphtha/gasoline gas stable originating from the Yaroslavl refinery for delivery in January
- December 2017 on the FOB Baltic Sea basis and/or FOB Arkhangelsk and/or FOB Tuapse and/or CPT Russian border (railway station or any port);
- up to 400,000 tonnes of naphtha/gasoline gas stable originating of the Ufa group of refineries (ex-Bashneft) for delivery in January
- December 2017 on the FOB Baltic Sea basis and/or FOB Arkhangelsk and/or FOB Tuapse and/or CPT Russian border (railway station or any port).
The tenders will close on Dec. 2 at 19:00 Moscow time.
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