PetroVietnam unsatisfied with court decision after Power Machines' legal victory


HANOI: Vietnam's state oil firm PetroVietnam said on Tuesday it was not satisfied with a court decision last week that favoured Russian power equipment manufacturer Power Machines in a legal case against PetroVietnam.

"The content of the judgment contained serious errors, affecting the outcome of the lawsuit and depriving PetroVietnam of fair rights," the South-East Asian firm said.

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