‘Operating at a healthy run rate’: EU-sanctioned Nayara Energy in talks with government & partners, vows to maintain refinery stability
Nayara Energy, backed by Rosneft, is actively working with the Indian government and trade partners to navigate challenges arising from EU sanctions impacting its Vadinar refinery. The company is focused on ensuring smooth transactions and maintaining operational stability to meet the demands of Indian consumers. Despite supply chain disruptions, Nayara Energy remains committed to uninterrupted fuel supplies across India.🕒 1 min read
Nayara Energy, backed by Rosneft, is actively working with the Indian government and trade partners to navigate challenges arising from EU sanctions impacting its Vadinar refinery. The company is focused on ensuring smooth transactions and maintaining operational stability to meet the demands of Indian consumers. Despite supply chain disruptions, Nayara Energy remains committed to uninterrupted fuel supplies across India.
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