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PKN all-in: Poland's quest to create a national champion
Report summary
More than two years on from announcing its intention to purchase the Polish State Treasury’s shareholding in rival company Grupa LOTOS, PKN Orlen has received the green light from the European Commission (EC) for the takeover. However, the consent, which follows an in-depth investigation, comes with several conditions. Although the majority of these should be fairly simple to meet, the merger may hinge on PKN's ability to find a buyer for the 30% stake in the Gdansk refinery.
Table of contents
- Refining – a good deal for PKN
- Refinery profitability
- Fuels retail - relinquishing forecourts but not control
- Summary
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This report includes 2 images and tables including:
- 2018 Net Cash Margin US$/bbl
- Service stations vs retail fuel market share at end 2019
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