Russian state-owned oil major Rosneft plans to invest at least 600 million euros ($735 million) in Germany over the next five years, the company quoted Chief Executive Igor Sechin as saying on Monday on a trip to Germany.
The company, in a statement, did not specify into what projects the money would be invested.
Reporting by Christian Lowe
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