Russian oil tycoon: Rosneft giant, the heart of the Russian economy
Rosneft was founded in 1993. After the Cold War ended and the Soviet Union disbanded. Its initial status was a state company. After 29 September 1995 under the Russian Government Regulation No. 971 Rosneft becomes a public joint stock company. However, the Russian government still controls the company through a state-owned holding company called Rosneftegaz.
Some say the name Rosneft began to be used since the late 19th century. When exploration of the oil fields on Sakhalin began in 1889. At that time Russia was still an empire and the king when the oil installation was opened was Tsar Alexander III reigning. In many countries, that era was the era of oil drilling.
After the Soviet Union collapsed, according to Norman E. Saul in the Historical Dictionary of Russian and Soviet Foreign Policy (2014:310) Rosneft became the largest major oil company in Russia. In addition, it is also one of the largest oil companies in the world. Russia itself, even though the Soviet Union disbanded, remains a great country in the world.
Regarding its influence in the Russian corporate world, Xiobing Li and Michael Molina mentioned in Oil: A Cultural and Geographic Encyclopedia of Black Gold [2 Volumes] (2014:338) Rosneft is second only to Gazprom. Rosneft has control over reserves of 784 billion cubic meters of natural gas and 22.3 billion barrels of oil.
Rosneft, which produces oil, and Gazprom, which sells gas to Europe, are Russian cash fields. Rosneft is one of Russia's largest job providers. Rosneft says they are Russia's biggest taxpayers, making up a fifth of the revenue budget.
The disruption in energy sales from Russia's Gazprom and Rosneft is feared to have repercussions for the global economy. The European Union gets about 40% of its gas imports and more than a quarter of its oil from Russia.
The State-Owned Enterprises (BUMN) in the oil and gas sector from Russia that invested in this oil refinery project are Rosneft. Rosneft in collaboration with PT Pertamina (Persero) formed a joint venture company named PT Pertamina Rosneft Processing and Petrokimia (PRPP).
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