--Sanctioned Russian oil company Lukoil favors a cashless bid from Xtellus Partners' for its global assets, Reuters reports, citing unnamed sources.
--Xtellus has offered to organize a deal that would swap Lukoil securities held by U.S. investors in a cashless deal to return them to Lukoil in exchange for the Russian company's global assets, Reuters reports.
--Xtellus declined to comment while Lukoil didn't respond to a request for comment, according to Reuters.
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