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Adnoc in Advanced Talks to Buy Shell’s South Africa Gas Stations

Loni Prinsloo, Anthony Di Paola
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Abu Dhabi National Oil Co. (Adnoc) is the leading bidder to acquire Shell’s South Africa retail fuel stations, with advanced negotiations underway. The deal follows collapsed talks between Shell and Gunvor Group, a major independent oil trader, leaving Adnoc as the preferred buyer. An agreement could finalize as early as Q2 2026, though discussions remain private and subject to change. The potential acquisition expands Adnoc’s global footprint, reinforcing its strategy to diversify beyond the Middle East. Shell’s exit from South Africa’s retail sector reflects broader industry consolidation amid shifting energy market dynamics.
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