Rosneft’s full-year 2025 IFRS results showed how sharply external pressure is now hitting Russia’s largest oil producer. Revenue fell 18.8% year over year to 8.236 trillion rubles, EBITDA dropped 28.3% to 2.173 trillion rubles, and net income attributable to shareholders slumped 73% to 293 billion rubles. Adjusted free cash flow nearly halved to 700 billion rubles, though it remained positive for a 22nd straight quarter. The company blamed the weaker performance on a mix of lower oil prices, a stronger ...