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lotos

American  
[loh-tuhs] / ˈloʊ təs /

noun

  1. lotus.


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A prominent Wagner commander, Anton Yelizarov, who goes by the nom de guerre Lotos, gave an interview to a Russian war blogger on Friday, from southern Russia, in which he said all Wagner fighters had been released on break until early August — and suggested he was spending time with his family by the sea.

From New York Times

Last year, Orlen drew criticism for expanding and acquiring Polish fuels company Lotos and gas firm PGNiG under one label, making it the biggest energy operation in Central and Eastern Europe.

From Seattle Times

Shareholders owning at least 80% of Lotos shares have to back the merger terms to approve it.

From Reuters

Poland's State Treasury controls 53.2% of Lotos shares and 27.5% of Orlen.

From Reuters

Shareholders of Grupa Lotos will get 1.075 shares of PKN Orlen for each Lotos share, the companies said in statements on Thursday.

From Reuters