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Kazakhstan resumes proceedings for $5.2 billion fine against Kashagan operator, Interfax reports
Source: reuters.com
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Kazakhstan has restarted enforcement proceedings to recover a 2.3 trillion tenge ($5.22 billion) fine from the international consortium operating the Kashagan oilfield. The action creates a material legal and financial risk for consortium members and could raise uncertainty around operations at one of the world’s largest oilfields.
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