Japan’s oil and metals giant Eneos Holdings Inc (5020.T) expects it will be able to procure alternative oil in spot markets even if it becomes difficult to buy crude from Russia in the event of a crisis in eastern Europe, an executive said on Thursday. Concern has mounted over the possible disruption of energy supplies from Russia following the buildup of Russian troops near Ukraine and heightened tensions between Moscow and the West. “Our main crude supply come from the Middle East through term contracts while we buy Russian crude in spot markets whenever it’s economically profitable,” Soichiro Tanaka, Eneos’ senior vice president, told an earnings news conference. “So even if it becomes difficult to procure Russian crude, we’ll be able […]