Shell Stations Already Have a New Operator: Who's Behind the Business
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Mercuria introduced Signar Energy, the new operator of the business; the company will have 892 filling stations, the Dock Sud refinery and other industrial and logistic assets
The refinery and dispensers of that brand were purchased for US$ 1,420 million.In the next few days José Luis Manzano, Daniel Vila and Mauricio Filiberti will enter as shareholders.The businessman Mendoza analyzes to acquire the business of Burger King to sell burgers at Shell's filling stations.
The Swiss group Mercuria created Signar Energy to operate 892 Shell stations, Dock Sud refinery and other aviation and logistics assets. The new structure previews to add Edenor and Integra Capital as minority shareholders of the holding company.
Mercuria Energy Announced Signar Energy Will Be the New Licensing Company for Shell Filling Stations
Mercuria Energy Group announced that the management of the Shell brand in the downstream business in the country, previously operated by Rooten, will be under the new corporate identity Signar Energy S.A.U. The brand new company will be in charge of the operation and control of the network of 892 Shell filling stations, the Dock refinery [...]
The international energy giant announced Signar Energy will be the new company in charge of operating assets under the management of Rooten. Read more
Mercuria Energy Group announced that the fuel refining and sale business of the Shell brand will be managed by Signar Energy, a new corporate identity. The measure takes place after the purchase of the assets of the Brazilian company Rooten in Argentina for 1,420 million dollars, specified in early June. The...
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