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Antipinsky Oil Refinery is a major oil processing facility located in Tyumen, Russia. Established in 2006, it stands out as the only oil refinery constructed in Russia since the dissolution of the Soviet Union. Strategically situated near the Tyumen-3 oil pumping station, the refinery benefits from direct access to Transneft's trunk pipelines and is well-connected via rail and road networks .​ Initially developed by New Stream, a company led by Dmitry Mazurov and Gennady Lisovichenko, the refinery experienced rapid growth, expanding its capacity from 400,000 tons per year in 2006 to 9 million tons per year by 2022. This growth was facilitated by significant investments, including the implementation of deep conversion technologies and the production of Euro-5 standard diesel fuel .​ However, the aggressive expansion led to substantial debts, resulting in bankruptcy proceedings in 2019. Following the bankruptcy, However, the refinery was sold in 2020 to RusInvest, and is now under new ownership and management. As of 2024, it remains fully operational, continuing its role in processing and refining petroleum products.​​​​​​​​