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Russia's Sberbank opens $690 million credit line with Orsk refinery

Russia's Sberbank opens $690 million credit line with Orsk refinery

Russia's Sberbank opens $690 million credit line with Orsk refinery - Copyright Thomson Reuters 2022

By Reuters • Updated: 13/04/2022

– Russian state-run lender Sberbank has opened a $690 million credit line with Orsk refinery, the refinery said in a regulatory filing.

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