Additionally, it also acquired Shell (2004) and Eni/Agip (2014).
The company has a network of 234 service stations in Romania, two fuel warehouses, an LPG terminal and lubricants and petrochemical products divisions.
“MOL Romania has grown along with and contributed to the Romanian economy in these 25 years,” said Camelia Ene, CEO & Country Chairman of MOL Romania.
In 2019, the company had a turnover of RON7 billion, up 5% on the year, and a net profit of RON277 million, up 9% on the year.
MOL Romania currently has over 250 employees in offices and over 2,700 in service stations.
The company is currently repositioning itself on the market as a full service provider to adapt to changes in consumer behavior.
“Romanian operations and the Romanian market represent an important pillar for MOL Group. We continue to see opportunities for growth and development here,” said Péter Ratatics, Executive Vice-president, Consumer Services, MOL Group.