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Naphtha

04.march 2026 B. B.

MOL sued Janaf

Due to the abuse of its monopoly position, the company MOL reported Janaf to the General Directorate for Competition of the European Commission

The oil industry of Serbia

21.February 2026. AI

OFAK extended the license to NIS by one month

At the last minute, the US Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) extended the license to NIS again, but only for one month.

Petroleum industry of Serbia

13.February 2026. KS

NIS submitted an application to OFAC for a new license

Before the old one expired, NIS requested a new operating license from OFAC

The oil industry of Serbia

04.February 2026. MLJ

Giant in the red: How long will NIS need to recover

How long will it take for NIS to recover from the shutdown at the Refinery, but also from Petrohemija's even longer inactivity? This company especially contributed to the giant's 2025 ending in the first red since it was taken over by the Russians, excluding the crown

Sale of NIS

28.January 2026 Marija L. Jankovic

How Vučić "raised" MOL's shares to a historic high

The day after Aleksandar Vučić published insider information about the sale price of NIS, MOL shares soared to a historic high. Investors, experts say, especially liked the fact that a competing company would go for "small money"

The oil industry of Serbia

26.January 2026 MLJ

Did Hungarians get NIS for "small money" and why?

According to Aleksandar Vučić, the Russian share in NIS will go to MOL for less than one billion euros. And Serbia, says the president, was ready to pay twice as much

The oil industry of Serbia

25.January 2026 MLJ

What is known so far about the sale of NIS

The buyer of the Serbian Oil Industry (NIS) will be a joint venture between MOL and ADNOC, in the structure of which the Hungarian company would be the majority and controlling owner, while the partner from the UAE would be a minority shareholder.

The oil industry of Serbia

24.January 2026 KS

Mali: Contract for NIS until March 20

The final contract between Gazpromneft and MOL regarding the Serbian Oil Industry should be signed by March 20, announced Finance Minister Siniša Mali

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić and Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orba eat burek in a bakery in Subotica

German media

22.January 2026 Nemanja Rujevic

Croats tremble at the Hungarian takeover of NIS

Hungarian MOL will, by all accounts, buy a majority stake in NIS from Russia's Gazpromneft. In Croatia, because of this, they fear for their oil pipeline and refinery, is one of the comments in the German press. The second is that Hungary and Serbia make energy arrangements outside the EU, according to their own rules

US sanctions on NIS

19.January 2026 IN THE

MOL: Purchase of a 56,15 percent stake in NIS, possible entry of a partner from the UAE

MOL Group signed a binding framework agreement with Gazprom Neft on the purchase of a 56,15 percent stake in the Serbian Oil Industry, whereby the Hungarian company would take over management rights over the only refinery in Serbia.

American sanctions

19.January 2026 IN THE

Đedović Handanović: An agreement has been made regarding NIS, the OFAK's permission is awaited

MOL and Gazpromneft reached an agreement on the basic provisions of the future sales contract for NIS, which will be sent to the American administration for decision. According to the minister, Serbia managed to increase its ownership share by five percent

Sale of NIS

15.January 2026 Igor Lasic (DW)

Concentration of market power: Croatia does not have a good experience with MOL

Hungary's MOL, which is seen as the new majority owner of NIS, has a majority stake in the Croatian oil company INA. Why does Croatia have a bad experience with MOL?

Sale of the Oil Industry of Serbia

15.January 2026 AI

MOL insists on a majority stake in NIS

Step by step, some solution for NIS is emerging. The main customer is MOL, which insists on a majority share. An interstate agreement between Serbia and Hungary is also being prepared

NIS

14.January 2026 B. B.

New economy: What will NIS do to MOL, when it has three refineries and over 2.400 gas stations?

MOL produces 92.000 barrels of oil and gas daily in its three refineries and has reserves estimated at 348 million barrels. In addition, it owns 2.400 gas stations. Then why does the Hungarian company also want NIS

Sale of NIS

05.January 2026 IN THE

Analysis of NIS in progress: Representatives of MOL visit key capacities

After a several-week standstill caused by US sanctions, the process of selling the Russian stake in NIS is entering a crucial phase - representatives of MOL have begun an in-depth analysis of the company, while the authorities announce the imminent launch of the Pancevo Oil Refinery

The building of the Oil Industry of Serbia

NIS

02.January 2026 B. B.

The short-term importance of extending the license to NIS

The entry of MOL into the ownership structure of NIS would mean a change in strategic orientation for NIS and a potential weakening of the integrated model, according to assistant professor at the Faculty of Economics Dr. Veljko M. Mijušković

The oil industry of Serbia

01.January 2026 KS

Is MOL buying NIS?

There have been rumors for some time that MOL might buy NIS, and now the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, has indirectly confirmed such information.

Vikor Orna in the arms of Aleksandar Vučić

Sale of NIS

27.November 2025 Marija L. Jankovic

Solving NIS with wine and burek: Is MOL a good customer at all?

The President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, will take the Prime Minister of Hungary, Vikotor Oban, to a burek at Mićko's, then to wine - to discuss the sale of NIS. Is the Hungarian MOL a good buyer of the Russian share in the oil industry?

Resolving the fate of NIS

27.November 2025 IN THE

New twist: MOL possible co-owner of NIS - ongoing talks

After the meetings in Belgrade, Budapest confirms that one of the options is for MOL to take a majority stake in NIS. According to the Hungarian government, talks with Serbia and other actors are already underway

The oil industry of Serbia

09.October 2025 Misha Brkic

Shadow fleet against US sanctions

Attempts for the state of Serbia to nationalize NIS, for two people close to the regime to buy the Russian share in NIS, for some Western oil company or investment fund to enter the ownership structure instead of the Russians failed. Who is now, as the only remaining solution acceptable to the authorities, rapidly registering a fleet of river tankers for the transportation of crude oil from the MOL warehouse in Hungary to the NIS refineries in Pancevo? What does it bring? Why did Serbia not decide on the bankruptcy of NIS