British energy giant BP on Friday said it would return up to $8.0 billion (6.2 billion euros) to company shareholders by repurchasing shares, a day after completing the sale of its stake in a Russian joint-venture. "BP announced today that it intends to carry out a share repurchase, or buy-back, programme with a total value of up to $8 billion," the group said in a statement.
It added: "Today's decision to buy back shares follows the completion yesterday of the sale of BP's 50 percent interest in TNK-BP to Rosneft. "The programme is expected to return to BP shareholders an amount equivalent to the value of the company's original investment in TNK-BP." Russian state oil giant Rosneft on Thursday announced the creation of the world's top listed oil firm as it sealed a $56-billion acquisition of the British and local stakes in the lucrative but strife-torn joint venture TNK-BP .
AFP
source : the jakarta globe
AFP
source : the jakarta globe
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