LONDON (Reuters) - Shell has received a 464 million euro ($529 million) binding offer for its Butagaz liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) business in France from DCC , marking the next step in the Anglo-Dutch oil major's drive to sell downstream assets.
Support services group DCC is now in exclusive talks with Shell, which is discussing the offer with staff at Butagaz and Shell France, the oil company said.
"The transaction is consistent with Shell's strategy to concentrate its downstream footprint on a smaller number of assets and markets where it can be most competitive, and is part of an ongoing exit from the LPG business globally," Shell said.
DCC, which has already purchased BP
Shell's downstream divestments have so far included some of its Norwegian and British retail businesses and refineries in Britain, Germany, France, Norway and the Czech Republic.
(Reporting by Karolin Schaps; Editing by David Goodman)
Relacionados
- Sergio García, reelegido por unanimidad secretario general de la Sección Sindical de CC.OO en Renault Valladolid
- Ávila (PSOE) pedirá ayuda a la Junta de Page para rehabilitar el parque de Los Moralejos si es reelegido
- Albiol pedirá que Badalona acoja la Copa del Rey 2018 si es reelegido
- COMUNICADO: Jordi Ramentol, reelegido presidente de la Asociación para el Autocuidado de la Salud (anefp)
- Luis Cereijo, reelegido presidente de la Coordinadora de Estudiantes de Universidades Públicas (CREUP)