Group 1 - MOL Group has expressed interest in acquiring international assets of the sanctioned Russian oil giant Lukoil, expanding the list of potential bidders [1] - The U.S. imposed sanctions on Lukoil in October as part of efforts to pressure Moscow to end the conflict in Ukraine, leading to Lukoil's announcement to sell overseas assets [1] - MOL aims to acquire Lukoil's refineries and gas stations in Europe, as well as stakes in production assets in Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan [1] Group 2 - The U.S. has set a deadline of December 13 for the sale process, following the rejection of Swiss commodity trader Glencore as a buyer [1] - Lukoil is currently in negotiations with major U.S. oil companies such as ExxonMobil and Chevron, along with Middle Eastern investors [1] - Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán discussed MOL's acquisition plans with former U.S. President Trump during a meeting in November [1]
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