Repsol is set to regain control of its Venezuelan oil operations under a new deal aimed at boosting production, potentially tripling output within three years. The agreement includes payment guarantees to avoid past non-payment issues, but does not settle existing debt, reports the Financial Times.
The move is part of broader efforts to revive Venezuela’s oil sector as sanctions ease and foreign investment cautiously returns.
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