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Downstream oil in brief: NOCs continue to dominate CEE fuels retail
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Report summary
National oil companies continue to retain their dominant position in the downstream markets of the CEE region. Road fuel sales in several markets in the region are still growing. These NOCs are trying to secure their positions on the retail side with acquisitions and secure domestic sales of their local refinery production. Leading international independent retailers, such as EG Group, haven't entered these markets yet due to the lack of competition in refining and the relatively underdeveloped non-fuel segment.
Table of contents
- NOCs in dominant position
- Fewer opportunities for independents?
- Summary
Tables and charts
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MOL Group's service stationsPKN ORLEN's service stationsMain products: monthly unit gross margins
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Germany gasoline gross retail marginsGermany diesel gross retail marginsUK gasoline gross retail marginsUK diesel gross retail marginsNWE refining marginsMED refining marginsNWE gasoline/gas oil crack spreadsMED gasoline/gas oil crack spreads
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