Baku Naphtha Company (1915)

Russian joint-stock company founded in 1874.

The object of the company was the extraction of naphtha and naphthadel, the manufacture of lighting and other products and the trade in these products.

Headquarters in St. Petersburg.

The share capital was originally 7,500,000 rubles, reduced in 1877 to 4 million rubles, in 1891 to 3,200,000 rubles, in 1894 to 2 million rubles by the abandonment made by one of the founders and the cancellation of 12,000 shares, raised in 1899 to 2,300,000 rubles, in 1904 to 3,070,000 rubles, in 1906 to 4,039,000 rubles and in 1908 to 5,654,600 rubles.

The board of directors was composed of: Messrs. Bradké, P. Korsakoff, J. Outine, Poutiloff, J.-F. Moukhine, J.-J. Radine.

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