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BP has agreed to sell its 300 Dutch petrol stations to Dutch fuel distribution and trading company Catom as part of its plan ...
BP agreed to sell its mobility and convenience and BP Pulse businesses in the Netherlands to Catom, part of the company's ...
BP is selling all of its petrol stations in the Netherlands. The oil company has now presented the buyer of the petrol ...
The transaction includes around 300 bp-owned or branded retail sites - some with on-site EV charging infrastructure - as well ...
BP plc BP has entered into an agreement to divest its mobility and convenience, as well as bp pulse, businesses in the ...
BP (NYSE: BP) has agreed to sell its entire mobility & convenience and BP pulse operations in the Netherlands to Catom, ...
BP plans to sell all 310 of its petrol stations in the Netherlands, a spokesman for the British oil and gas company said on Tuesday, confirming a report in Dutch newspaper AD. BP did not disclose any ...
BP Plc is set to announce a potential sale of its lubricants business and abandon plans to cut oil and gas output as it embarks on a shift away from renewable energy.
(Alliance News) - BP PLC on Wednesday said it has agreed to sell its Netherlands mobility & convenience and BP pulse businesses to Breda, Netherlands-based energy company Catom BV. The London-based ...
BP’s future as a standalone entity is bleak. The board should put the UK oil company up for sale. Photographer: Chris J. Ratcliffe/Bloomberg Gift this article Contact us: ...
BP is plotting a $2bn (£1.5bn) sale of its American onshore wind energy business as the oil giant backtracks on its green energy ambitions after an investor revolt.
BP announced on Wednesday that it had agreed to sell 300 Dutch petrol stations in order to meet its goal of selling $20 billion of assets by the year 2027.