„Bonus seems to be a small retail company, it is not a big story that will seriously change the company’s standing,” said Bálint Török at Buda Cash. According to a report in Croatia’s Republika newspaper, other parties interested in Bonus included Croatia’s INA DD, Russia’s Lukoil OAO, Hellenic Petrol SA, Slovenia’s Petrol, and Canada’s Bankers Petroleum Ltd, the paper said.
Montenegro issued a tender for a 50% stake in a joint company to operate Bonus on April 6. The company would carry out infrastructure projects, manage company buy-ups, increase production and operate Montenegro’s network of crude storage units and petrol stations. However, brokers at Erste Bank said that although the company is small, the deal would be good for MOL Nyrt because it has no interests in Montenegro. At 10:11 a.m. MOL’s shares were trading up 0.93% at Ft 21,675 compared to a fall of 0.16% in the BUX index. (abcmoney.co.uk)
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