Downstream oil in brief: as Spanish tides turn, Cepsa and Repsol explore foreign shores
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Report summary
Table of contents
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Spain's retail fuel sector shows signs of change
- A concentrated market opens the door for independent retailers and automation
- Infrastructure acquisitions fuelling growth of independent retail dealers
- Summary
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Margins
- Refining margins: Gasoline to the rescue, as middle distillate cracks slump
- Retail margins: pump prices struggle to keep up with relentless gasoline wholesale prices
- Client feedback
Tables and charts
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Repsol's European network 2014-18Repsol's non-European network 2014-18Integrated vs. independent players network 2013-17
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Spanish hypermarket network 2013-17M&A transactionsMED gasoline/gasoil crack spreadsNWE gasoline/gasoil crack spreadsMED refining marginsNWE refining marginsAverage weighted gross retail marginsFrance gross fuel marginsGermany gross fuel margins
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