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(Bloomberg) -- Argentina was ordered to pay at least $8.4 billion in damages and $7.6 billion in interest in a US lawsuit over its 2012 re-nationalization of state oil company YPF SA, a sharp blow as the Latin American country’s financial situation has grown increasingly precarious.Most Read from BloombergUS Probes Made-in-China Chip as Tensions Flare Over TechnologyHong Kong to Ease Shutdown After Record Rain Overwhelms CityEverything Apple Plans to Show on Sept. 12: iPhone 15, Watches, AirPods

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It currently has a stake in 32 oil and gas projects in 15 countries, spanning from Venezuela to Vietnam.Its managing director Rajarshi Gupta speaking on the sidelines of the conference said the company is interested in exploration and production investment opportunities in countries like Ghana and Suriname.Bigger hot spots with larger discoveries are better options to invest, he said, citing huge hydrocarbon potential in Africa and Latin America.He did not give details.OVLs biggest investment is in Russia where it has invested in four different projects.

Looming shortage of lithium, key for electric vehicles, gives Argentina a chance to become a mining mecca.