MOL bucks oil downturn

THE sinking oil price doesn't seem to have dented Hungarian major MOL Group's ambitions, reporting a strong third quarter that included securing a $US1.5 billion ($A1.75 billion) revolving credit facility two weeks ago from 15 banks to execute its growth strategy.

10 November 2014
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