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Lukoil assets in Burgas are up for sale, with Carlyle leading the bid, while Rumen Radev's veto power complicates the process.

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Lukoil assets in Burgas are up for sale, with Carlyle leading the bid, while Rumen Radev's veto power complicates the process.

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  1. Carlyle Group withdrew from the bidding for Lukoil assets in Burgas, while Todd Boehly remains interested.1 source
  2. Radev's veto complicates Lukoil's sales of assets in Burgas, with Carlyle as the leading bidder.1 source

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