In September 2014 government received profit of $48 million a day from ACG
By October 1, 2014, State Oil Fund of Azerbaijan (SOFAZ) received $107,254,000,000 from development of bloc of oil and gas fields Azeri-Chirag-Guneshli (ACG).
According to SOFAZ, this a total volume of earnings since 2001 when the Oil Fund has actually started to work.
Since early 2014 the volume of earnings from this project totaled 12,222,000,000.
According to Turan, in September 2014 the earnings to the Fund from ACG totaled $1,452,000,000.
By July 1, 2014, SOFAZ’s assets increased by 4.86% against early year ($35,877,000,000) and totaled $37,622,000,000.
The data of earnings from the Shah Deniz project are modest. During seven years of the project implementation (from 2007 to October 2014) the earnings totaled a little bit over $2 billion. The earnings since early year totaled $409 million.—0—
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