Panrusgáz
Panrusgáz is a Hungarian enterprise focused on importing and distributing natural gas sourced from Russia, mainly via Gazprom. In 2006, the company delivered 8.8 billion cubic meters of natural gas within Hungary and, by 2008, achieved fourth place on the Hungarian business weekly Heti Világgazdaság top-500 ranking with revenues amounting to HUF 781 billion.
Established in 1994 as a joint venture between Gazprom and the Hungarian energy firm MOL, Panrusgáz's ownership structure comprises Gazprom Export, E.ON Ruhrgas International AG, and Centrex Hungária Zrt.. In January 2006, German energy corporation E.ON acquired MOL’s stake, strengthening Panrusgáz’s position in the regional energy sector.
The company’s Director-General is Alexey Zaytsev. In 2007, Panrusgáz reported revenues of US$2.6 billion and employed approximately 270 staff members. As a subsidiary of Gazprom, Panrusgáz holds an important role in Hungary’s natural gas supply network, supporting its parent company’s global presence and influence within the oil and gas industry.