My Yahoo!Finnish gas prices could rise if Russia/Ukraine dispute drags on - Gasum
01.03.2006, 07:06 AM
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'The ongoing dispute has no immediate effect on us' said a spokesman for Gasum, which is 25 pct owned by Gazprom.
'There might be an effect on prices in the long term, but only if this dispute continues. And this effect would be a pan-European one.'
Gasum's other main shareholders are Fortum and the Finnish state.
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