What this organisation is
Lukoil is a privately held Russian oil producer and refiner that operates the Volgograd refinery in southern Russia and the Perm refinery in the western Urals — two markers this module publishes, each struck several times in the 2026 Ukrainian deep-strike campaign. The company has been under United States sanctions since 2025; in October 2026 the New York Times reported that a deal involving its foreign assets was being discussed inside the US–Russia negotiating track, a report no government confirmed. The module records the operator; it publishes no assessment of which facilities are degraded.
The operator behind two recurring nodes of the refining-and-fuel system, and a company whose foreign assets have been reported as part of the negotiating track.
Confidence: Moderate As of 2026-10-03Reviewed 2026-10-04
Official name: PJSC Lukoil Oil Company
Published facilities
Each is a marker the module already publishes; the relationship is this record’s own claim, with its own grade and source.
Sanctions and export controls
Subject to United States sanctions on Russia's two largest oil companies since 2025; the module records the sanctions architecture on its economy page and does not restate listing status here.
Systems it belongs to
Supply systems it runs on
Commodities and outputs
Crude & products
Owners, controllers and arrangements
What remains unknown
- Which Lukoil facilities are currently degraded is not published by the module, by rule; the record carries operatorship only.
- The reported negotiation-track deal rests on one newspaper's anonymous sourcing and has not been confirmed by any government.
Assessed as of — 2026-10-03 Last reviewed — 2026-10-04