Russia's largest private oil firm Lukoil has sold some of its Kazakhstan stakes to China's energy giant Sinopec for $1.09 billion, the company said Thursday.
Lukoil has offloaded its 50 percent share in Caspian Investments Resources, which operates five fields in the Central Asian nation, the statement said.
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