Naftogaz has agreed to defer payments on Eurobonds totaling more than €1.2 billion
The Naftogaz Group has reached an agreement in principle with the Eurobond holders’ committee regarding the restructuring of €1.2 billion in debt and the extension of its maturity to 2032–2033.
According to him, completing the restructuring process will strengthen the group’s financial stability and allow it to allocate more resources to restoring damaged infrastructure, as well as preparing for the upcoming heating season.
Koretsky emphasized that Russian attacks continue to cause significant damage to the company’s energy facilities. In 2025 alone, the occupiers carried out 229 strikes on Naftogaz facilities, exceeding the total number of attacks over the previous three years of full-scale war.
Since the beginning of 2026, the company has already suffered more than 170 strikes.
Due to infrastructure damage and the loss of part of its own gas production, Naftogaz is forced to compensate for the shortfall through imports, which places an additional burden on the group’s financial position.
The company expects that an agreement with creditors will allow it to preserve the necessary resources to ensure the stable operation of the country’s energy system.
Source: Serhiy Koretskyi.
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