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As part of its assessment of the world’s 2,000 largest companies, the World Benchmarking Alliance (WBA) has recognised Rosneft as the leading Russian oil and gas company in four rankings. These rankings focus on key areas of corporate responsibility, including a fair energy transition, social initiatives and gender equality.

Established in 2018 with the support of the United Nations, the WBA assesses corporate contributions to the achievement of the UN Sustainable Development Goals and regularly recognises the Company’s successes. In 2023, following a biennial assessment of the oil and gas industry, Rosneft was recognised as the leading Russian oil and gas company and was ranked among the top 10 global oil and gas companies in terms of a number of sustainability indicators.

The largest international investment and consulting agency, Institutional Shareholder Services (ISS), has also awarded Rosneft a high rating for its activities in the field of environmental protection, including the Company in the top group for environmental rating.

For the third consecutive year, RAEX, Russia’s largest non-credit rating agency, has assigned Rosneft an ESG rating of “AA”, thereby confirming that the Company’s environmental, social and governance performance is of a very high standard. In the new rating, Rosneft became the only oil and gas company to receive such a rating for the reporting year 2024. At the same time, the quality of corporate governance has been assessed at the highest level for the third consecutive year, achieving an AAA rating.

In addition, for the second consecutive year, Da-strategy, a business development agency, awarded Rosneft, the only Russian oil and gas company, the highest rating of A+ for “Leader of Corporate ESG Practices in the Russian Federation”.

Rosneft’s strategy stands upon the idea of a business that takes into account the highest requirements of industrial safety and environmental protection. Since 2007, the Company has published an annual Sustainability Report in accordance with the Global Reporting Initiative’s (GRI) international standards. Since 2018, it has also confirmed its commitment to the United Nations’ 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) on an annual basis.

Environmental responsibility is one of Rosneft’s key priorities. The Company has consistently increased the volume of green investments: by the end of 2024 it reached 74 billion roubles, and from 2022 to 2024 – nearly 200 billion roubles. The funds are allocated to programmes for improving pipeline reliability, constructing associated petroleum gas utilisation infrastructure, reducing emissions and other projects.

Thanks to the successful implementation of the energy-saving programme between 2022 and 2024, Rosneft enterprises achieved actual savings of over 1 million tonnes of fuel equivalent in terms of energy and fuel resources, while reducing absolute greenhouse gas emissions by 3 million tonnes of CO₂ equivalent.

Rosneft applies the principles of a circular economy in its water management practices. Consequently, the proportion of recycled and reused water has consistently exceeded 90% for nine years.

Rosneft’s focus on reforestation activities contribute to the sustainable development of ecosystems and the preservation of biodiversity. Between 2022 and 2024, subsidiaries planted almost 28 million seedlings and trees of various species in the regions where they operate. In addition, Rosneft’s enterprises released approximately 127 million fish fry into water bodies.

As part of its collaboration with the Russian Ministry of Natural Resources, Rosneft is implementing a series of measures as part of the federal project “Preservation of Biological Diversity and Development of Ecological Tourism”. These include research in the Arctic zone related to the study of polar bears and their habitat, as well as an assessment of the population of wild reindeer and valuable species of biological resources in the estuary of the Yenisei River.

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February 13, 2026

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Specialists from Rosneft’s Arctic Scientific Centre (ASC) took part in the winter school of the Floating University, a Russian scientific and educational programme. Sakhalin greeted the programme participants – students from the country’s leading universities – for the first time. The three-day educational programme entitled “Exploring Unknown Waters: The conference, entitled ‘From Terra Incognita to Marine Biotechnology of the Future”, focused on a range of research areas in the northern seas, including geophysics, hydrology, biology and ecology.

Rosneft representatives delivered a presentation on the Company’s extensive scientific research in the Arctic region, which has been ongoing since 2012. Since then, over 60 expeditions have been organised and carried out along the entire Arctic Ocean coastline. These expeditions have been dedicated to the study of glaciers and icebergs, marine and coastal areas, rare species of animals and birds, including bioindicator species such as polar bears, wild reindeer, Atlantic walrus, etc. Scientists use information about the current status of these animal populations to make conclusions about the state of the fragile ecosystems of the Far North.

Rosneft specialists also presented a report on a large-scale project dedicated to the flora and fauna of the White Sea. Over a period of three years (2023-2025), ASC staff, in collaboration with colleagues from Innopraktika and scientists from the country’s leading scientific institutes, undertook a repeat of the expedition of Soviet hydrobiologist Konstantin Deryugin, who first described the biodiversity of the White Sea basin in detail 100 years ago. During the course of the project, scientists used both historical and innovative research methods, including molecular genetic techniques.

Rosneft and Innopraktika have launched another joint environmental project dedicated to cleaning the northern seas of chronic hydrocarbon pollution caused by maritime transport operations. The Oceanida biological product is derived from cold-loving bacteria that utilise hydrocarbons as a nutritional source. The product, the effectiveness of which has been proven in laboratory and field tests, has received a positive conclusion from the state environmental review.

As part of the Floating University winter school programme, students gained insight into the content of scientific atlases, which comprise knowledge about individual seas in the Russian Arctic, in addition to data obtained during Rosneft’s scientific research expeditions.

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February 12, 2026

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With the support of RN-Uvatneftegaz (Rosneft subsidiary), the Uvat Taiga Riches festival, which celebrates the culture of indigenous peoples, was held in the administrative centre of the Uvat district. This year’s event welcomed over 1,500 guests from the Tyumen Region and Khanty-Mansi Autonomous District-Yugra.

Thanks to the support of oil workers, the festival, which began several years ago as a folk crafts fair at the oil field, has grown into a large-scale cultural event.

The festive programme included folk singing and dancing performances. In the central area, near the traditional chum, people sang Khanty songs and danced. They also created traditional amulets in masterclasses. Guests were energised and filled with excitement by the national sports games. The screening of the The North Suits Us documentary film, which included a segment filmed in the Uvas Mir Hot ethnic village, was met warmly by guests.

In support of the events of the Year of Unity of the Peoples of Russia, an educational lecture series was organised on the history, culture and ethnography of the Uvat district. This was done in cooperation with the head of the ethnology sector of the Institute for Northern Development Problems of the Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences. The lecture closed with an Encyclopaedia of the Native Land quiz, with prizes being awarded to those who correctly answered the questions.

The fairgrounds showcased a variety of traditional crafts made from taiga treasures, while the air was filled with the enticing aromas of northern fish soup and berry tea. The young guests particularly enjoyed riding on reindeer sleds.

The Uvat Trophy sports and hunting tournament was a highlight of the festival, where participants competed in an obstacle course that tested their agility and skill. In addition to these events, national sports competitions were held, including throwing a tynzyan onto a khorey (a lasso on a pole used to chase reindeer), archery, jumping over sleds, and tug-of-war.

One of the key areas of Rosneft’s social policy is the support and preservation of the national culture of the indigenous peoples of the North and their traditional way of life. The Company and its subsidiaries implement numerous social projects in their regions of operation, developing infrastructure in northern villages, supporting reindeer herding families, and improving the material and technical base of educational, social and medical institutions in the ancestral homelands of indigenous minorities.

As part of the festival, RN-Uvatneftegaz, in collaboration with the Uvat district administration, provided indigenous residents with equipment for traditional crafts. This included snowmobiles, boat motors, petrol generators, and Rosneft motor oil. Over the past few years, the Khanty families have received over 180 pieces of machinery.

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February 9, 2026

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Rosneft secured 77 patents for innovative inventions in 2025. The technology leader in the oil and gas industry currently has 1,178 pieces of intellectual property that have undergone state registration in its portfolio.

In 2025, the Company’s scientists made a number of significant discoveries in the field of rock research. These included a method for determining the chemical composition of rock, developed by specialists in Ufa and Krasnoyarsk. In contrast to previous methods, this innovation is able to show the content of all elements in the rock, including rare earth metals.

Specialists from institutes in Tyumen and Tomsk have patented a method of determining the relative permeability of phases – that is, the ability of rocks to allow liquids and gases to pass through them. The development focuses on optimising extraction technology and enhancing the efficiency of extracting reserves from deposits with complex geological structures.

Extensive research generates unique findings. While studying the core, scientists in Tomsk discovered well-preserved imprints from the Jurassic period in rock samples, including ray-finned fish, parts of a sea lily and the skeleton of an ophiuroid, which is a distant relative of the starfish. Traces of ancient organic matter enable scientists to identify scattered fragments of flora and fauna more accurately, establish their connections with the environment and determine the conditions that are favourable for the formation and accumulation of oil.

Rosneft is the first Russian oil company to have created and successfully developed a software suite covering all key oil and gas production processes. Corporate software is superior to imported analogues in terms of speed, list of tasks to be solved, application of modern algorithms and clear interface.

The Company’s scientists are actively developing AI tools to solve production problems. In 2025, experts at the Ufa Institute developed EchoTools software, the first domestic software of its kind to use AI to determine the liquid level and sound velocity in the inter-pipe space of a well. These indicators are used by oil workers to calculate bottomhole pressure and select the optimal operating mode for the well, with a view to achieving maximum productivity.

A team of specialists from Samotlorneftegaz and the Company’s Samara Research Institute has developed software based on neural network modelling. This software is intended to optimise the operation of production wells at the Samotlor field. This new digital instrument generated an economic benefit of 100 million roubles in 2025 alone.

Research specialists at a Tyumen-based research institute have developed software called RN-AutoBalance, which is also based on neural network modelling technology. Innovative software automatically calculates optimal well operating modes, thus increasing the efficiency of mature oil field development.

In addition, the Tyumen Institute’s specialists have developed and implemented a software solution using large language models. This innovation reduces the routine workload associated with searching, checking, and formatting text information by 70-80%.

Rosneft is a market leader within the domestic petrochemical industry for catalysts. Specialists at the Novokuybyshevsk Scientific Institute have developed Russia’s first catalogue of hydrocarbon raw material catalysts. A variety of oil refining and petrochemical catalysts have been collected for further analysis and comparison with new products manufactured in Russia and abroad.

The centralised collection and storage of samples in the library facilitates the swift transfer of catalysts for a range of innovative projects and other scientific work, as well as for technological tasks requiring testing and rapid decisions on the selection of catalytic systems.

The Company is continually enhancing the efficiency of its technological equipment. In 2025, scientists at the Ufa Institute achieved a breakthrough by developing and patenting Russia’s first robotic complex for repairing pump and compressor pipes. Two technological lines enable pipes to be repaired and a protective coating to be applied to their inner surface. The complex’s productivity reaches up to 21,000 pipes per month.

Scientists at the Izhevsk Institute have developed and tested an innovative method of assessing the corrosion rate of oil well equipment. The economic effect of implementing this innovation is estimated to average 1.4 million roubles over a five-year period per well. The new approach is based on measuring the corrosion rate of steel plates in the thermobaric conditions of wells. The process is carried out using special submersible probes, which are also developed by the institute’s specialists. Previously, the corrosion rate was measured inside the cavities of above-ground pipeline infrastructure.

The Company’s research and design unit focuses particularly on creating innovative training simulators to improve the quality of professional training for specialists.

For instance, engineers in Ufa have developed a simulator that combines hardware and software to facilitate training and practice in managing wells equipped with electric centrifugal pump units. The training complex is designed to simulate the operation of submersible equipment and accurately reproduce the technological processes occurring in the well.

Specialists from the Samara Institute have developed a VR model of the Gerasimovskaya substation belonging to the Orenburgneft enterprise (Rosneft’s production asset), which accurately replicates the real facility. The model includes a virtual simulator that allows users to practise possible scenarios for rapid switching in various emergency situations.

In order to develop the potential of future industry professionals, Rosneft organises a large-scale IT Marathon on an annual basis. Seven competitions are scheduled for 2025, including information modelling contests, the Additive Technologies and Reverse Engineering Cup, the Student Hackathon, the Academic Tournament, and the Geonavigation League. Over 900 participants from 71 cities, 80 companies and 92 universities took part in the intellectual competition.

In 2025, the Company also held two specialised competitions. In Krasnoyarsk, a corporate institute hosted a seismic data interpretation competition that drew over 300 leading specialists. The Tomsk Institute organised the Russia’s first championship for creating digital twins of oil and gas preparation facilities among domestic software product developers.

Environment protection is an integral part of the Company’s corporate culture and social responsibility. In 2025, Rosneft experts have developed a ground-breaking oil spill detection technology that will considerably enhance the effectiveness of environmental protection measures in the oil industry. Thanks to a combination of laser scanning and aerial photography, this technology allows to distinguish natural water bodies from oil slicks with high accuracy.

Technological leadership is one of the key items of the Rosneft 2030 Strategy. The Company’s innovation activities are focused on developing and implementing new technologies, products and approaches to business process management.

Rosneft would like to congratulate the Russian scientific community on Russian Science Day!

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February 6, 2026

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Rosneft has announced the results of its Energy of Life corporate programme for 2025. Over 134,000 employees now regularly engage in sports, which is a 5.5% increase on the previous year.

Promoting a healthy lifestyle is a key component of Company’s social policy. Rosneft promotes sports among its employees and actively involves residents of the regions in which it operates in sporting events.

Rosneft is developing the Energy of Life sports and wellness movement. Employees regularly take part in sports activities, attend training sessions organised by the Company and participate in corporate, inter-corporate and national competitions. In 2025, over 96,000 employees of the Company and around 21,500 of their family members participated in various competitions.

As part of the Energy of Life programme, 2,200 sports and wellness events were organised last year, with 73,000 employees taking part.

One of the largest corporate events was the 20th anniversary Summer Sports Games, which brought together around 3,000 participants from 74 enterprises. Almost 2,500 athletes participated in the Energy of Life athletics races and the Rosneft Ski Race. The 13th Rosneft Winter Sports Games, Rosneft GTO competitions, Rosneft Racket tennis and badminton tournament, Rosneft Puck hockey tournament, corporate chess tournament and competitions in snowboarding, triathlon and sports tourism brought Rosneft employees from across the country together.

Rosneft teams also performed well at a national level: They came second out of 138 teams at the Moscow Marathon and second in the corporate standings at the Ironstar Sochi Sirius 2025 triathlon competition, as well as winning the men’s relay and individual starts.

The Company offers training in more than 20 sports, including ice hockey, cross-country skiing, biathlon, volleyball, basketball, mini-football, athletics, swimming, table tennis, tennis, badminton, crossfit and many others.

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February 4, 2026

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Rosneft is now the only state-owned oil and gas company whose shares have been included in all sustainability indices by the Moscow Exchange.

Following its annual review, the exchange included the Company’s shares in the calculation bases of three new sustainability indices: the Climate Sustainability Index for Non-Financial Companies, the Moscow Exchange-RAEX ESG Balanced Index and the Moscow Exchange-RUIE Index Group.

Companies that adhere to the highest standards of environmental, social and corporate governance, and that disclose relevant information in their corporate reports, can become participants in Moscow Exchange’s Sustainability Indices.

The Climate Resilience Index for non-financial companies comprises the securities of leading ESG companies with well-established climate management systems and risk control measures.

The Moscow Exchange-RAEX ESG Balanced Index is formed once a year and consists of 20 companies with the highest sustainable development scores from the RAEX rating agency. The index is calculated based on the RAEX ESG ranking, which includes 145 companies from Russia, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan and Mongolia, 20 of which represent the oil and gas industry.

Since 2007, Rosneft has been publishing sustainability reports in accordance with Russian and international recommendations. The document is subject to independent assessment by an external auditor.

The reports present the Company’s achievements in sustainable development, reflects its contribution to the development of national projects in the Russian Federation, and discloses key economic and environmental indicators, information about scientific and social projects, cultural and sporting events.

Environmental responsibility is one of Rosneft’s key priorities. The Company has consistently increased the volume of green investments: by the end of 2024 it reached 74 billion roubles, and from 2022 to 2024 – nearly 200 billion roubles. The funds are allocated to programmes for improving pipeline reliability, constructing associated petroleum gas utilisation infrastructure, reducing emissions and other projects.

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February 6, 2026

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With the support of Rosneft, events to mark the start of Maslenitsa began in regions where the Company operates. The festival attracted tens of thousands of people from across the country and was a key event in the Year of Unity of the Peoples of Russia.

Blinis, which are a symbol of the sun and the main feature of Maslenitsa celebrations, were baked in accordance with the culinary traditions of the country’s different peoples at workplaces, in city squares, and in social institutions.

RN-Yuganskneftegaz, RN-Vankor, Kondaneft and Tyumenneftegaz fostered a special atmosphere at their remote production facilities. To bring a touch of home to their employees working in harsh northern conditions, they organised a Maslenitsa feast with thousands of fragrant blinis with various fillings, so that the oil workers could experience the warmth and spirit of the national holiday even far from home.

RN-Severo-Zapad organised folk festivities at the Vladimirovsky country complex in Saint Petersburg and the Leningrad Region. Guests were immersed in the unique culture of the region’s small peoples through activities such as Bogatyr games and round dances, as well as an introduction to the culinary traditions of the Ladoga Region. Meanwhile, Rosneft petrol station customers and their families enjoyed signature blinis prepared by the head chef of the Lakhta petrol station at the Zerno café.

During the first day of Maslenitsa week in Yamal, volunteers from Rospan International baked a record-breaking 2,500 blini, forming a stack over five metres high. SevKomNeftegaz held a culinary festival for oil workers, serving blinis prepared using recipes from various regions of Russia. Kharampurneftegaz organised a culinary masterclass for children at the Northern Lights orphanage, teaching them to cook traditional dishes.

Samotlorneftegaz organised a winter farewell party for the residents of Nizhnevartovsk in the Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Area, complete with a rich cultural and entertainment programme featuring songs, games and, of course, hot blinis. There was also an opportunity for everyone to take a memorable photo with a life-size polar bear puppet, a recognisable symbol of Rosneft.

Orenburgneft organised a festival of national traditions to celebrate the end of winter with schoolchildren in the Orenburg Region. The students presented traditional costumes and held a tasting of blinis prepared according to Tatar, Bashkir, Chuvash and Mordovian recipes. On Sakhalin, oil workers from Sakhalinmorneftegaz-Shelf visited a sponsored boarding house for disabled people and senior citizens, giving them Maslenitsa treats and necessary medical equipment.

Volunteers from Rosneft’s Samara group of enterprises dedicated the holiday to the National Cuisine Day of peoples from the Volga Region. Visitors enjoyed tasting Chuvash, Mordovian and Tatar blinis while watching performances by folk groups.

The Saratov Oil Refinery organised Maslenitsa celebrations for factory workers, their families, and veteran oil workers. Guests competed in a national costume contest, performed lively songs and danced the Russian round dance to a medley of folk melodies.

Thanks to the Angarsk Petrochemical Company, residents of the Angara Region were able to take part in traditional winter celebrations featuring songs, dances, competitions, masterclasses and festive treats. In the Khabarovsk Territory, volunteers from the Komsomolsk Refinery taught children from a local orphanage how to make traditional Russian blini.

In the Republic of Bashkortostan, home to over 110 different ethnic groups, the Bashneft Group organised a celebration combining Maslenitsa with winter sports and activities, including ski races, hockey in valenki boots, snow volleyball and family races. These festivities culminated in the ‘Russia – Our Common Home’ festival, which showcased the diverse culinary traditions of the region’s peoples. Alongside the traditional Russian blini, guests were treated to Bashkir chak-chak, Tatar echpochmak, and Chuvash khuplu.

Rosneft’s workforce is made up of people from many different nationalities, and the company operates throughout the country. The widespread celebration of Maslenitsa marks the beginning of Rosneft’s series of events in support of the Year of Unity of the Peoples of Russia.

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February 16, 2026

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