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The US Department of Treasury on Friday announced that it has decided to delay the implementation of sanctions on three Russian companies for four more weeks.
The move has been seen as an extension to give the companies` top shareholder Russian tycoon Oleg Deripaska more time to cut down his stakes, reports Xinhua news agency.
The Treasury said in a statement that it will extend its sanctions date on EN+ Group, United Company RUSAL, and GAZ Group from December 12 to January 7, 2019. The three Russian companies was designated in April for the connections with Deripaska.
"EN+, RUSAL, and GAZ are proposing substantial corporate governance changes that could potentially result in significant changes in control of these sanctioned entities," said a Treasury spokesperson in the statement.
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The US Department of Treasury on Friday announced that it has decided to delay the implementation of sanctions on three Russian companies for four more weeks.The move has been seen as an extension to give the companies` top shareholder Russian tycoon Oleg Deripaska more time to cut down his stakes, reports Xinhua news agency.The Treasury said in a statement that it will extend its sanctions date on EN+ Group, United Company RUSAL, and GAZ Group from December 12 to January 7, 2019. The three Russian companies was designated in April for the connections with Deripaska."EN+, RUSAL, and GAZ are proposing substantial corporate governance changes that could potentially result in significant changes in control of these sanctioned entities," said a Treasury spokesperson in the statement.Watch This Zee Business Tweet Video Here:#ZBizInMumbai | बदल रहे हैं हम आपके भरोसे और आपकी ज्यादा कमाई के लिए ।@AnilSinghviZEE @amitdutta09 @deepaliranaa @dkalra81 @SumitResearch @devganrajat9 @rainaswati @poojat_0211 @davemansi145 pic.twitter.com/mOsKAbsJce— Zee Business (@ZeeBusiness) November 9, 2018The sanctions have been delayed several times since its announcement in April.

The Treasury said in a statement that it will extend its sanctions date on EN+ Group, United Company RUSAL, and GAZ Group from December 12 to January 7, 2019. The three Russian companies was designated in April for the connections with Deripaska.

 US extends sanctions deadline for 3 Russian companies

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The US Department of Treasury on Friday announced that it has decided to delay the implementation of sanctions on three Russian companies for four more weeks. The move has been seen as an extension to give the companies` top shareholder Russian tycoon Oleg Deripaska more time to cut down his stakes, reports Xinhua news agency. The Treasury said in a statement that it will extend its sanctions date on EN+ Group, United Company RUSAL, and GAZ Group from December 12 to January 7, 2019. The three Russian companies was designated in April for the connections with Deripaska. EN+, RUSAL, and GAZ are proposing substantial corporate governance changes that could potentially result in significant changes in control of these sanctioned entities, said a Treasury spokesperson in the statement. Watch This Zee Business Tweet Video Here: #ZBizInMumbai | बदल रहे हैं हम आपके भरोसे और आपकी ज्यादा कमाई के लिए ।@AnilSinghviZEE @amitdutta09 @deepaliranaa @dkalra81 @SumitResearch @devganrajat9 @rainaswati @poojat_0211 @davemansi145 pic.twitter.com/mOsKAbsJce — Zee Business (@ZeeBusiness) November 9, 2018 The sanctions have been delayed several times since its announcement in April.