SKU: 32883
Author: Wood Mackenzie

Insight 13 November 2014

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Report summary

The fuels marking landscape in Europe is changing and integrated supply chains are becoming more disaggregated. As the oil majors rationalise their European downstream operations we see the rise of major independent oil product wholesalers and distributors. DCC Energy is a leading player in this sector having undergone a period of growth through the acquisition of oil and LPG distribution businesses across Europe, with a more recent foray into the unmanned retail sector.

Executive Summary
Size and Scope of Oil Products Marketing Activity
Company History and the place of the Energy Division
DCC Energy as a market consolidator in Ireland and the UK
Expanding oil distribution into mainland Europe
Augmenting the LPG distribution businesses in Europe
Automated retail sites added to DCC Energy's portfolio
Future growth strategy

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This report includes the following images and tables:

Figure 1: Oil distribution portfolio
Figure 2: LPG distribution portfolio
Figure 3: Capital Expenditure at DCC Energy between 2006 and 2014

Table 1: DCC Energy key performance indicators
Figure 4 : DCC Group operating profit*
Table 2: Retail service stations supplied by Certas Energy in the UK at the end of 2013
Figure 7: DCC Energy sales volumes
Figure 8: Fuel mix pre Esso acquisition
Figure 9: Fuel mix post Esso acquisition
Figure 10: Customer base pre Esso acquisition
Figure 11: Customer base post Esso acquisition
Independent distributor focus: DCC Energy: Table 3
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