European sanctions against the Indian Petrochemical Company Nayara Energy, in which Rosnft owns 49.13% of the shares, began to influence its commercial ties. This is reported by Bloomberg on Tuesday, July 22. Shipowners and traders began to avoid transactions with the company - both in oil supplies and on fuel export. Last Friday, the EU included Nayara Energy in the sanctions list prohibiting fuel imports made from Russian oil. In response, the Talara tanker canceled the loading (probably diesel) in the Indian port of Vadinar and got into the raid. Nayara owns an oil refining plant and a terminal in this port. Sanctions also affect the company's access to financing. Nayara began to require an advance payment or commodity letter of shipping before shipping. Because of this, traders doubt the further participation in the tenders of the company, since this contradicts the standard practice of calculations with a delay of 15-30 days. Against the background of sanctions, market participants expect that the caution of shipowners can follow banks, as well as trade counterparties. The European Union specified that the ban will enter into force on January 21, 2026, but the market has already begun to react. Earlier, the Russian state -owned company Rosnft was outraged by European sanctions against the Indian oil refinery Nayara Energy. The Rosnfty consider sanctions to be " According to Bloomberg, Rosnfet owns a share of the Indian refineries of 49%. NAYARA Energy refineries processes about 400 thousand barrels of oil per day and owns almost 7,000 retail outlets for the sale of fuel throughout India. She also develops an integrated petrochemical plant near her oil refinery. As you know, on July 18, the European Union approved 18 package of sanctions against Russia. One of its main points was a significant decrease in the ceiling of prices for Russian oil. . Subscribe to our channels https: // t. Me/Korrespondentnet and WhatsApp Author: 1.