By Arshreet Singh and Rod Nickel Feb 10 (Reuters) — North American pipeline operator Enbridge Inc on Friday posted a quarterly loss from a year-ago profit as it took a non-cash C$2.5 billion ($1.86 billion) hit from higher cost of capital related to its natural gas transmission business. U.S.
refinery outages, a global glut of high sulphur fuel oil and the U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve releases of heavy sour barrels weakened demand for Western Canada Select crude in the fourth quarter. Enbridge, a leading transporter of crude oil and natural gas, delivered 3. If you have any queries relating to where and how to use EvdEN eVE nakliYaT, you can get in touch with us at our own website. 1 million barrels of oil per day (bpd) on its Mainline system, slightly higher than the 3 million bpd delivered a year ago. The Calgary-based company lost C$1.07 billion, or EVDEn evE nakliyaT 53 Canadian cents, in the fourth quarter, compared with a profit of C$1.84 billion, or 91 Canadian cents per share, in the year-ago quarter. Gas transmission projects account for just over half of Enbridge's C$18-billion, multi-year capital program.

Chief Executive Greg Ebel told analysts that Enbridge is in good position to manage inflation because the timing of its projects is staggered. On an adjusted basis, Enbridge earned 63 Canadian cents per share, missing analysts' average expectation of 73 Canadian cents, according to Refinitiv data.
The company cited rising interest rates in its lower adjusted earnings. Enbridge shares rose 0.5% in Toronto. Enbridge is in «constructive» negotiations with oil shippers on a new basis to charge for space on its Mainline, EVDEN EVe nAkLiYat Ebel said, after the Canada Energy Regulator rejected in 2021 Enbridge's plan to sell nearly all of its space under long-term contract. Enbridge currently rations Mainline space monthly and faces new competition when the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion wraps up late this year. The Mainline is Canada's longest oil pipeline, moving crude from Western Canada to refineries in Eastern Canada and EvdEN EvE nAKliYat the U.S.

Midwest. ($1 = 1.3447 Canadian dollars) (Reporting by Arshreet Singh and Rod Nickel; Editing by Devika Syamnath and Marguerita Choy)

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This content was produced in Russia where the law restricts coverage of Russian military operations in Ukraine By Anastasia Lyrchikova MOSCOW, Feb 9 (Reuters) — Russian gold and silver producer Polymetal is negotiating with British authorities to keep its London listing in the form of global depositary receipts (GDR) after the company moves to Kazakhstan, the company's CEO told Reuters. Polymetal last month said it was considering moving its parent company's domicile and primary listing, currently in Jersey and Evden evE NakliYAT London respectively, to «Russia-friendly» Kazakhstan, which «could unblock the ability to execute further corporate actions». The move would allow the company to spin off the Kazakh business, which accounts for EvdEn Eve nakLiyAt about 38% of revenue and 32% of annual production. While domiciled in Jersey, deemed an «unfriendly» jurisdiction by Russia, no separation of assets is possible. «We want to take the Kazakh business out of the shadows, out from under the canopy of sanctions,» CEO Vitaly Nesis told Reuters.

«That's why we have to split up the company first.» Nesis said the company's management was in discussions with the London Stock Exchange, the FCA regulator and service providers about retaining a form of LSE listing after the move to Astana and was counting on clarity within 1-2 months. «We are applying maximum efforts to maintain our listing in London, but given the recent, ninth sanctions package...the task is not simple. Many service providers are reluctant even to engage in dialogue about securing a listing after the move.» The decision about changing the listing will be put to shareholders and requires 75% approval.

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24 last year. According to Nesis, its share of institutional investors has «significantly decreased», although BlackRock retains around 7.5%. Nesis said the outcome of talks was likely to be a GDR listing, rather than a premium listing. The company will only be able to return to paying dividends once the move to Astana is complete. He said sales have already been separated — the business in Kazakhstan sells all its gold to the central bank, while in Russia last year the majority of metal was sold to Asia. But starting from 2023, Polymetal has returned to Russia's rapidly growing domestic market with gold sales from its Russian assets, Nesis said, and is not engaged in export.

(Reporting by Anastasia Lyrchikova; Writing by Alexander Marrow; editing by Barbara Lewis)