HERITAGE ATLAS — USSR

Vietsovpetro Joint Venture, Vung Tau

Совместное предприятие «Вьетсовпетро» (Вунгтау)
VietnamВунгтау1981Industrial sites
The Soviet–Vietnamese joint venture for oil and gas exploration and production on the shelf of southern Vietnam was established under a 1981 intergovernmental agreement; production began in 1986. Its headquarters and shore base are in Vung Tau, and its largest fields are Bach Ho (White Tiger) and Rong (Dragon). The Russian side is represented by Zarubezhneft (49%) and the Vietnamese side by Petrovietnam (51%); the current agreement was signed on 27 December 2010 and runs to the end of 2030.
Совместное советско-вьетнамское предприятие по разведке и добыче нефти и газа на шельфе юга Вьетнама учреждено по межправительственному соглашению 1981 года; добыча начата в 1986 году. Штаб-квартира и береговая база находятся в Вунгтау, крупнейшие месторождения — «Белый Тигр» и «Дракон». Российскую сторону представляет АО «Зарубежнефть» (49 %), вьетнамскую — «Петровьетнам» (51 %); действующее соглашение заключено 27 декабря 2010 года на срок до конца 2030 года.

Property abroad

EraUSSR
FunctionIndustry and infrastructure
Present ownerVietsovpetro JV: Petrovietnam 51%, Zarubezhneft (Russia) 49%
Acquisitionbuilt, 1981
StatusIn use
As of2026-10
According to the Zarubezhneft website (accessed October 2026), the venture is producing under an agreement valid until 31 December 2030.

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