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The World Youth Sambo Championship was held in Bogor, Indonesia, with the support of Rosneft. Over 370 athletes from 34 countries competed for 37 medal sets.

Medals were awarded in sports and combat sambo in two age categories, 16-18 and 18-20 years old. At the end of the competition, Russian sambo athletes won the medal standings. The athletes won a total of 34 medals, including 28 gold, 4 silver and 2 bronze. The teams from Kazakhstan and Belarus took second and third place in the overall standings. The spectators showed great interest in the exciting fights. This was the first time that such a large-scale sporting event had been held in Indonesia, making it a significant event for the development of sambo in Southeast Asia.

The Company pays close attention to developing and supporting popular and professional sports. Rosneft builds multifunctional sports complexes and playgrounds, ice arenas and organises mass sports events in various disciplines for children and adults. The Company has been the general sponsor of the International Federation of Amateur Sambo since 2013. Since then, dozens of tournaments have been held with the Company’s support.

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Rosneft
October 6, 2025

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Rosneft organised a sports tourism competition on the shores of Lake Baikal. The event was attended by 108 oil workers from 18 teams representing the Company’s subsidiaries from various regions of Russia.

The competition took place at the Utulik recreation centre, which is a social facility owned by the Angarsk Petrochemical Company, (part of Rosneft oil refining and petrochemical complex). The oil workers competed in three disciplines: cross-country sprint orienteering, foot orienteering, and a control and tourist route.

The athletes completed a trim trail, carrying out various activities at each stage of the tourist route along the wooded shoreline of Lake Baikal. The competitors demonstrated their rafting skills by crossing suspension bridges, bumps, swaying logs and ascending and descending slopes. To successfully complete the route, participants also needed to have orienteering, rope knotting and first aid skills.

Professional referees assessed all stages of the competition and recorded the best times achieved by the teams. The Udmurtneft team won the competition, with the team from the Company’s research institute in Tomsk coming second and the RN-Vankor team coming third.

Competitions encourage healthy lifestyles and teamwork, and promote sports tourism. The Angarsk Petrochemical Company organised the event to a high standard and provided the athletes with all the necessary gear. As part of the cultural programme, the oil workers visited the sights of Baikalsk and took a trip to Lake Baikal, which is the deepest freshwater lake in the world. The evening programme featured an integral part of tourism, namely songs accompanied by the guitar.

Promotion of sports is one of the key priorities of the Company. The Energy of Life corporate programme unites over 128,000 Company employees. More than 92,000 people take part in a variety of sports competitions, including company-wide competitions and contests, as well as regional and national competitions.

The Company is carrying out extensive information and organisational work to develop a mass sports movement among its employees and engage them in a healthy lifestyle. Sports training is organised for employees. The number of oil workers actively involved in sport is increasing every year.

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Rosneft
October 7, 2025

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The Rosneft team won silver medals in the corporate relay race at the Moscow Marathon after fierce competition.

The Company has already participated in one of the main events of the year for all running enthusiasts for the twelfth time, demonstrating high sporting achievements every year. The team’s results are among the top five in the history of the Moscow Marathon.

This year’s Moscow Marathon saw a record number of registrations, with over 50,000 people from Russia and neighbouring countries signing up. The athletes ran along a new route through the capital’s main streets, passing Stalin’s skyscrapers, the Bolshoi Theatre, the Polytechnic Museum and the Kremlin. Fans cheered on the athletes throughout the event.

Last weekend, 177 employees of Rosneft participated in the Moscow Marathon, completing distances of 10 kilometres and 42.2 kilometres in both individual and corporate competitions.

The 10 kilometre race took place on Saturday, 20 September. The 42.2 kilometre marathon competition took place on Sunday. The corporate relay race attracted 138 teams representing major Russian companies, as well as amateur and professional running enthusiasts. Rosneft’s silver medal-winning team completed the race in 2 hours, 20 minutes and 41 seconds. Rosneft runners improved on last year’s result by almost 5 minutes, achieving an average pace of 3 minutes and 20 seconds.

Many of the Company’s competitors set new personal records in the individual standings for both distances.

The Rosneft corporate tent was set up in the start/finish area of the Luzhniki Olympic Complex to support the athletes. Company employees could use it to grab a bite to eat or relax before or after the race.

Supporting mass, professional and youth sports and healthy lifestyles is one of the key areas of social work of Rosneft and its subsidiaries. The Company funds the construction of ice arenas, sports complexes and multi-purpose sports grounds in the regions of its operations. The Company supports events promoting physical culture and healthy lifestyles. It regularly holds corporate competitions in various sports.

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Rosneft
September 22, 2025

Keywords: Social news 2025

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Samaraneftegaz (part of Rosneft’s oil production complex) supported the renovation of a general education school in Savrukha village in the Pokhvistnevsky district. The building, which was constructed in 1968, was completely refurbished.

The school, which has been newly renovated, has 190 schoolchildren from 5th to 11th grade. Children from neighbouring villages also come to school in Savrukha.

The building’s façade and interior were completely renovated, with the walls, ceilings and floors being repaired and the engineering systems being renewed, all within a short period of time. The school now has a ramp to help students with limited mobility, as well as outdoor lighting and video surveillance.

The school in Savrukha won the Education national project. The school serves as a regional platform for robotics experimentation, with students from the Institute for Education Development undertaking internships there.

The school renovation project is aimed at supporting the education sector in the region, which is in line with the objectives and national development goals set by the Russian President in his Address to the Federal Assembly. Rosneft actively supports social projects aimed at creating favourable living conditions in the regions where it operates.

In 2025, Samaraneftegaz supported the overhaul and equipping of classrooms in schools in the Alekseevsky, Borsky and Shigonsky districts and a kindergarten in the Krasnoarmeysky district. The enterprise is also providing support for the construction of a children’s art school in the Neftegorsk district, as well as sports facilities and playgrounds in other municipalities in the Samara Region.

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Rosneft
October 3, 2025

Keywords: Social news 2025

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Rosneft, the Ministry of Entrepreneurship and Tourism of the Republic of Bashkortostan and the Ministry of Tourism of the Udmurt Republic have presented a new interregional tourist route called the Kama Necklace. This project invites you to explore the cultural attractions of the regions situated along the picturesque banks of the magnificent Kama River.

The route was presented simultaneously at two Bashneft (Rosneft subsidiary) filling stations in Bashkiria and Udmurtia. The Company’s representatives and tourism experts shared their impressions of the remarkable places along the route, situated in two neighbouring republics.

Rosneft is committed to the development of domestic tourism and aims to create comfortable conditions for car travellers. One of Rosneft’s key objectives is to enhance the quality of its roadside assistance and customer service at its filling stations.

The route, which is around 450 kilometres long, begins in Ufa and ends in Votkinsk. On the way out of the capital of Bashkortostan, the first stop is usually Neftekamsk and its local Health Trail, which is the first place that most visitors to the city go. A favourite place for locals and visitors to relax, this oasis-like location has walking and cycle paths, as well as the well-kept shores of Lake Poludyonka.

The next stop on the route is Nikolo-Beryozovka, a village where the Nikolsky Church stands on the high rocky bank of the Kama River. The first St. Nicholas Church was built where the icon of St. Nicholas the Wonderworker appeared in 1550. Thanks to support from the state and private donors, the church has now been fully restored and divine services have resumed.

The best way to travel around Sarapul is on foot, starting with the museum quarter. The beautiful merchant mansions from the early 20th century that line both sides of Nekrasov Street create an unforgettable atmosphere reminiscent of an old provincial town. One of the most unique attractions along the route is Bashenin’s Dacha, which allows visitors to immerse themselves in the lifestyle of a Sarapul merchant.

The Buranovo village offers a unique experience, featuring a museum dedicated to the Buranovskiye Babushki (Buranovo Grannies) who impressed the world at the Eurovision Song Contest in 2012. The museum displays the singer’s awards, photographs and personal belongings, as well as traditional Udmurt costumes and household items.

Izhevsk, the fast-growing capital of Udmurtia, impresses with its contrasts. Over the course of 265 years, the city has grown from a modest settlement into a modern industrial centre. While in Izhevsk, be sure to visit St. Michael’s Cathedral and the Kalashnikov Museum. You should also take a walk along the Dudin Embankment and see the Forever with Russia monument. Finally, enjoy some time at the Izhevsk Zoo.

The home-museum of Galina Kulakova, the legendary Soviet skier and four-time Olympic champion, is located in Italmas village. Galina Alekseyevna is a nine-time world champion, a World Cup winner and a 39-time USSR champion. In 2002, Galina Kulakova was offered to open a small sporting glory museum in the new wing of her house. She even recreated part of her parents’ house inside it.

The final stop on the route is Votkinsk, where visitors should visit the Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky museum-estate. The future great composer was born in 1840 in the house at No. 1 on the former Gospodskaya Street. After learning about his legacy, it is pleasant to stroll along the Votkinsk Dam, one of the city’s oldest and most picturesque structures.

The Kama Necklace became the fifth tourism project developed by Rosneft in collaboration with the Ministry of Entrepreneurship and Tourism of the Republic of Bashkortostan and the Ministry of Tourism of the Udmurt Republic. As part of Rosneft’s Horizons of Russia project in 2024, the Power of Nature interregional route from Ufa to Orenburg was presented, and a public car rally to the homeland of Tchaikovsky was held in Udmurtia. The Pavlovskaya Round-the-World route in Bashkortostan and the Izhevsk–Game route in Udmurtia were both launched this year.

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Rosneft
September 29, 2025

Keywords: Social news 2025

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Verkhnechonskneftegaz, part of Rosneft’s oil and gas production complex, is expanding its reforestation program across the Irkutsk region.

In 2025 the company planted over 1 million Siberian pine seedlings across 540 hectares in the Irkutsk and Kirovsky forestries within the Baikal Natural Territory, and in the Kuitun forestry.  The planting volume is seven times higher than the combined total of the previous five years.

Protecting the environment for future generations is one of Rosneft Oil Company’s key priorities. The company and its subsidiaries are committed to playing a leading role in minimising environmental impact, improving the sustainability level of the production, and preserving ecosystems.

The Siberian pine seedlings were grown in specialized greenhouses with climate control and automated irrigation systems. Under these conditions, seedling survival rates exceed 90%.  Before planting, each seedling stands over 10 cm tall with a root collar diameter above 2 mm. All seedlings feature uniform needle distribution across the crown, a straight single-leader trunk,  and bright green to emerald needles.

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Rosneft
September 26, 2025

Keywords: Environmental news 2025

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Rosneft’s expedition to study valuable fish species in the Yenisei River estuary has departed from Dudinka. The fieldwork is being carried out by leading specialists from the Marine Research Centre at the Lomonosov Moscow State University, the Murmansk Marine Biological Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences, and the Company’s Arctic Research Centre. The expedition is part of Tamura’s corporate environmental programme.

The Tamura programme, launched in 2024, aims to update information on the status of key animal species in the Far North. Scientists are studying the Kara subpopulation of polar bears, wild reindeer and valuable species of birds and fish in western Taymyr. The programme will run until 2027.

The first stage of the research project on the fish fauna of the Yenisei estuary involves a variety of studies, including an evaluation of the population status of the most valuable species, and an analysis of the ecological conditions of their habitats and spawning grounds.

The scientists will study the fish’s food sources: phytoplankton, zooplankton and macrozoobenthos. The research vessel will travel the entire estuary of the Yenisei River from Dudinka to the port of Tanalau, including the largest tributaries of the Yenisei such as the Bolshaya Kheta, Pelatka, Dudinka, Tanalau, and Muksuniha rivers.

The second stage of the research, which is planned for 2026, will focus on assessing the status of fish populations in the region during different periods of their life cycles, including feeding and spawning. The research will also include biological analysis, which means measuring the weight, size, and eating habits of the most common and valuable fish species in the Yenisei, such as muksun, broad whitefish, and nelma.

The samples collected during the expedition will be analysed in the specialised laboratories of the project participants.

Rosneft pays special attention to biodiversity conservation, implementing the most extensive Arctic research programme since Soviet times. Over the past 13 years, more than 60 expeditions have been carried out to study the hydrometeorological, geological and biological features of the region. This has resulted in a unique collection of information on the climate, nature and wildlife of the Arctic. It has been the source of a unique body of information on Arctic climate, nature and wildlife.

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Rosneft
September 30, 2025

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