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Fortune
Ryan Hogg

Gazprom faces decade-long journey trying to recover lost revenues from Ukraine war

In this pool photograph distributed by Russian state agency Sputnik, Russia's President Vladimir Putin (L) speaks with Russia's energy giant Gazprom CEO Alexei Miller as they visit the Lakhta Centre skyscraper, the headquarters of Russian gas monopoly Gazprom in Saint Petersburg. (Credit: ALEXANDER KAZAKOV/POOL/AFP via Getty Images)

While Europe struggles to put a major dent in the Russian economy following the country’s invasion of Ukraine two years ago, state-owned Gazprom has proved a major corporate casualty after the continent began weaning itself off the group’s natural gas.

According to an internal report commissioned by the gas giant and published last November, Gazprom may not recover to pre-war export revenue until 2035 due to sanctions on Russian oil and gas exports.

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