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India's second largest private fuel company, Nayara Energy, could be a lucrative acquisition target for the two oil giants as its sanctions-hit Russian owners eye an exit.

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From almost becoming partners a few years ago, Mukesh Ambani's Reliance Industries and Saudi Aramco seem to now be in a straight fight for Nayara Energy, India’s second largest private fuel company.
The two oil giants have held discussions with Russia’s PJSC Rosneft Oil Company and asset manager UCP Investment Group to acquire their respective stakes in Nayara, according to two people aware of the development, requesting anonymity as the conversations are private and in very early stages. The Economic Times had reported this development first. Rosneft owns a 49.1% stake in Nayara, while Kesani Enterprises owns 49%—split equally between …
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