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Argentina reaches YPF compensation deal with Repsol | Argentina reaches YPF compensation deal with Repsol |
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Argentina has reached an agreement in principle to compensate Spain's Repsol for the nationalisation of energy firm YPF. | Argentina has reached an agreement in principle to compensate Spain's Repsol for the nationalisation of energy firm YPF. |
Argentina seized YPF last year without paying anything. The Spanish company had been demanding $10.5bn (£6.5bn) in compensation. | Argentina seized YPF last year without paying anything. The Spanish company had been demanding $10.5bn (£6.5bn) in compensation. |
In Buenos Aires, Repsol, YPF and Mexico's Pemex, which holds a stake in Repsol, said they had reached a process for determining compensation. | In Buenos Aires, Repsol, YPF and Mexico's Pemex, which holds a stake in Repsol, said they had reached a process for determining compensation. |
No other details were released. | No other details were released. |
The agreement must be ratified by Repsol during a board meeting on Wednesday. | The agreement must be ratified by Repsol during a board meeting on Wednesday. |
YPF produces about a third of Argentina's oil and a quarter of its gas. | YPF produces about a third of Argentina's oil and a quarter of its gas. |
Argentina has some of the world's largest reserves of shale oil and gas. | Argentina has some of the world's largest reserves of shale oil and gas. |
The authorities in Argentina had accused YPF of not investing enough to increase output from its oil fields. Repsol replied that it had invested $20bn in the country. | The authorities in Argentina had accused YPF of not investing enough to increase output from its oil fields. Repsol replied that it had invested $20bn in the country. |
Repsol and the investment firm Texas Yale Capital Corp sued Argentina and demanded that it makes an offer for the YPF stake. | Repsol and the investment firm Texas Yale Capital Corp sued Argentina and demanded that it makes an offer for the YPF stake. |
The European Union also had filed a suit against Argentina's import restrictions at the World Trade Organization. |
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