Companies / Kazakhstan

BP Set To Earn US$2bn From Kazakhstan Exit

June 2009 | Industry News

British major BP expects to raise around US$$2bn from the sale of its assets in Kazakhstan, according to a June 26 report in Bloomberg.

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