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Downstream oil in brief: NOCs strengthen retail networks in CEE
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Report summary
PKN ORLEN divested more than 400 Polish service stations to Hungary-based MOL as a condition for its merger with Grupa LOTOS. The transaction fits into MOL's expansion strategy, and the new sites might help the company reach its targets by 2025. But the deal will also see MOL sell almost 200 sites to its Polish counterpart in Hungary and Slovakia. Although the acquisitions seemingly shake up the CEE fuel market, in reality, the two strongest NOCs of the region just strengthen their dominance.
Table of contents
- An expanding footprint in Poland, the region's largest economy
- NOCs continue to dominate the CEE region
- Conclusion
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MOL Group's service station networksPKN ORLEN's service station networkThe refineries of MOL Group and PKN ORLEN in the CEE region (after the takeover of Grupa LOTOS)
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Main products: monthly unit gross marginsFrance gasoline gross marketing marginsFrance diesel gross marketing marginsGermany gasoline gross retail marginsGermany diesel gross retail marginsNWE refining marginsNWE gasoline/gas oil crack spreadsMED refining marginsMED gasoline/gas oil crack spreads
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