Shares in London-listed Sibir Energy crashed yesterday after the Russian oil firm said it would buy more distressed real-estate assets from its key owner for $340m (£215m) in cash and debt.
Shares in London-listed Sibir Energy crashed yesterday after the Russian oil firm said it would buy more distressed real-estate assets from its key owner for $340m (£215m) in cash and debt.
Shares in London-listed Sibir Energy crashed yesterday after the Russian oil firm said it would buy more distressed real-estate assets from its key owner for $340m (£215m) in cash and debt.