Maxim Khitrov becomes new CEO of Lukoil, replaces Constantin Tampiza
Constantin Tampiza, the local head of oil company Lukoil, had left the helm of the company and has been replaced by Maxim Khitrov, who became the new CEO of the local subsidiary.
Romania Insider · Journalist
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Constantin Tampiza, the local head of oil company Lukoil, has left the helm of the company and has been replaced by Maxim Khitrov, who became the new CEO of the local subsidiary. Tampiza, now 63 years old, has headed Lukoil Romania for the last eight years. In 2001, when Tampiza took over the helm, Lukoil posted revenues of EUR 21 million. Now the company expects EUR 1 billion in revenues, according to Ziarul Financiar. Tampiza will become Lukoil president's representative in Romania.
