NIS Submitted a Request for a New Operating License to OFAK
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The Serbian oil company NIS, controlled by Gazprom Oil, submitted a new request to the US Treasury for the extension of a special licence to continue operations after 30 October 2026, noting the importance of NIS to ensure continuity of supply to the domestic market, and stressing that the regular operation of the Pancevo refinery is key to maintaining Serbia's energy stability, gives Interfax. The Early Foreign Assets Control Authority (OFAC) e…
The Serbian oil company NIS submitted a new request to the U.S. Treasury for an extension of the special licence, which will allow it to continue to operate after the expiry of the current 30 October 2026, reports on Saturday the RTRS (Republic of Serbia with Bosnia and Herzegovina).
The Serbian Oil Company (NIS), which is under US sanctions, has requested another extension of its operating license from Washington, as the current license expires on October 30, the company announced on Saturday.
NIS requests new US license before expiration on October 30th
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Naslovi.netThe NIS company has submitted a new request to the US Ministry of Finance for the issuance of a special license that enables the continuation of the company's operational activities after the expiration of the valid operating license, i.e. after October 30, 2026.
NIS (Oil Industry of Serbia, Naftna Industrija Srbije a. d., NIS) has filed a request with the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) of the U.S. Treasury Department to extend its operating license beyond October 30. “NIS has filed a new request with the U.S. Treasury Department for a special license that will allow it to continue operating […]
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