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ADNOC spends $1B on gas stations in South Africa
ADNOC Distribution, the retail arm of Abu Dhabi's state oil company, acquired Shell's downstream business in South Africa for $1 billion, securing 580 gas stations and a 10% market share. The deal is part of ADNOC's broader strategy, which includes investments in a Texan LNG project, Argentinian gas blocks, and a $16.9 billion takeover of Covestro, as well as launching a global LNG trading platform targeting 47 million tonnes annually by 2035.
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