
Payments will amount to 32.88 rubles per share, which is more than double the figure for the same period last year.
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Tatneft's net profit under RAS in January-June increased 2.3 times, to 152.98 billion rubles.
Shareholders of PJSC Tatneft, one of the five largest oil companies in the country, approved dividends for the first half of 2026 in the amount recommended by the board of directors of 32.88 rubles per share, follows from the company’s message.
Taking into account the fact that for the entire 2025 Tatneft paid 34.09 rubles per share, and in the first half of the year - 14.35 rubles, the amount of dividends this year has more than doubled to date.
As it became known in July, the company's net profit according to Russian Accounting Standards (RAS) jumped 2.3 times in January-June, to 152.98 billion rubles. Revenue increased year on year by more than 20 percent, to 814 billion rubles, profit from sales - by 2.7 times, to 230.6 billion
“Tatneft showed very strong profit growth, despite all the problems that have overwhelmed the domestic fuel market,” analysts of JSC IC Vector Capital noted then.

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