Chevron and Quantum Prepare $22 Billion Bid for Lukoil Assets
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Chevron and Quantum Energy Partners are preparing a $22 billion joint bid for Lukoil's international assets, which includes upstream and downstream operations, following Chevron's consideration of a bid since November.
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Chevron and Quantum Energy Partners have teamed up on a joint bid for the international assets of Russian oil major Lukoil, estimated to be worth $22 billion, the Financial Times reported today without going into detail about the bid. Reuters noted in its own report on the FT news that Chevron has been mulling over a bid for Lukoil’s global businesses since November last year. According to the FT report, the plan was to buy the assets and then split them with Quantum Energy Partners. The assets, including both upstream and downstream operations…
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Original article published by OilPrice.com on January 7, 2026. Analysis and insights provided by AnalystMarkets AI.