Russia's top oil producer Rosneft said on Monday that it expected no claims to be made against the company in connection with a Hague court ruling that has awarded some $50 billion to ex-shareholders of defunct oil firm Yukos.
Rosneft also said in a statement it was not a defendant in the case and that the ruling would not have a negative impact on its "commercial activity and assets".
Rosneft bought the bulk of Yukos assets though auctions after the company was declared bankrupt.
See also:
Yukos Shareholders Win $50 Billion Case Against Russia
Lavrov Says Russia May Appeal Yukos Ruling
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