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Vivo Energy distributes Shell- and Engen-branded fuels across Africa through a network of about 4,000 service stations in 28 markets, serving both retail customers and commercial clients. Its retail arm provides fuels plus non-fuel services like convenience stores, quick-service restaurants, oil changes, and car washes, while its commercial division supplies fuels, lubricants, and LPG to mining, construction, aviation, and marine customers. The company differentiates itself with exclusive licenses to market Shell-branded products in its markets, a broad pan-African footprint, and a portfolio that includes Engen assets alongside consumer and industrial fuel solutions. Its goal is to grow its footprint and leadership in Africa’s downstream petroleum market by expanding its network, service offerings, and customer base across multiple sectors.
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Automotive & Transportation
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Consumer Goods
Company Size
5,001-10,000
Company Stage
Acquired
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Headquarters
London, United Kingdom
Founded
2011
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Vivo Energy Ghana charts a Bolder future at 2026 Retail Conference & Awards. Vivo Energy Ghana PLC, the Shell licensee has reaffirmed its commitment to operational excellence, customer-centricity and strategic partnerships following a successful Retail Conference and Awards ceremony at the Alisa Hotel, Accra. Held under the theme "Bigger, Bolder, Better Together," the conference brought together retailers from across the country, the company's leadership and employees to reflect on the successes of the past year, strengthen collaboration, celebrate outstanding achievements, share best practices and align on the strategic priorities that will shape the future of the company's retail business. Delivering the keynote address, Managing Director of Vivo Energy Ghana, Mr. Christian Li, commended retailers and employees for their resilience, commitment and pursuit of excellence despite an increasingly dynamic and volatile business environment. "Our retailers are ambassadors of the Shell brand and the driving force behind the exceptional experiences we deliver to our customers every day. As we look ahead, let us continue to strengthen our safety culture, invest in our people, elevate our standards, embrace innovation, and unlock opportunities beyond fuel to position Shell mobility in the heart and minds of our customers and stakeholders," he said. A key highlight of the event was the prestigious Retail Awards Ceremony, which recognised individuals and retailers whose outstanding performance, leadership and commitment to operational excellence have set new benchmarks across Vivo Energy Ghana's Retail network. The top honours included: * Country Retailer of the Year 2025 - Michael John-Delase, MKA Delase Ventures * Gold Retailer 2025 - Dr. Joseph Dorph, Triple N Company Limited * Best Territory Manager 2025 - Agarthina Wiafe * Best Quality Marshal 2025 - Gloria Serwaa, Shell Aboaso The conference also featured comprehensive presentations on the business's half-year performance, highlighting key achievements, growth opportunities and future-focused priorities for the second half of the year. Participants also engaged in interactive discussions and an open forum that encouraged meaningful dialogue on strengthening operational performance, enhancing customer experience and driving sustainable growth across the retail network. Beyond the top honours, several retailers, Territory Managers and site teams were recognised for exceptional achievements across key performance areas, underscoring the depth of talent and dedication that continues to drive the success of its retail business across the country. Bringing the conference to a close, Retail Manager Yves-Roland Campaore called on retailers and employees to build on the strong momentum of the first half of the year by maintaining their focus on business growth, delivering exceptional customer experiences and upholding the highest standards of operational excellence. He encouraged the company's retail network to continue working collaboratively to achieve even greater success in the months ahead. The conference reinforced Vivo Energy Ghana's commitment to its vision to become the leading and most respected energy business in Africa and beyond by investing in strong partnerships, recognising excellence and fostering a culture of continuous improvement. Guided by its core values of Safety, Excellence, Caring, Respect and Integrity, Vivo Energy Ghana continues to set the leading standard for operational excellence in Ghana's downstream petroleum sector while delivering innovative energy solutions that create lasting value for customers, partners and communities.
Vivo Energy Ghana reinforces safety leadership with 2026 Safety Day celebration. Vivo Energy Ghana PLC, the exclusive distributor and marketer of Shell-branded fuels and lubricants in Ghana, has commemorated its 2026 Safety Day and Awards under the theme, "Prepare to Respond," at its Airport City Shell service station in Accra. The event brought together employees, regulators, industry leaders, business partners, members of the media and other key stakeholders to reinforce the company's commitment to safety leadership, emergency preparedness, and operational excellence across its value chain. Across the global petroleum industry, safety remains a critical priority as operators continue to manage complex operational risks associated with the transportation, storage, and distribution of petroleum products. In Ghana, recent industry engagements led by the National Petroleum Authority (NPA) and the Chamber of Oil Marketing Companies (COMAC) have highlighted ongoing concerns around tanker accidents, fuel siphoning at accident scenes, and the need for stronger safety practices across the downstream petroleum sector. These developments have reinforced the importance of proactive risk management, continuous training, and industry-wide collaboration in safeguarding people and infrastructure. Safety Day serves as an annual opportunity for Vivo Energy Ghana to renew its focus on Health, Safety, Security, Environment, and Quality (HSSEQ), while strengthening the culture of vigilance, accountability, and preparedness that underpins its operations. This year's theme, "Prepare to Respond," highlighted the importance of ensuring that people, systems, and processes are equipped to respond swiftly, effectively, and responsibly in the event of an emergency. Speaking at the event, Mr. Christian Li, Managing Director of Vivo Energy Ghana reaffirmed the company's commitment to embedding safety in every aspect of its operations. He noted that Vivo Energy Ghana's strong safety culture is guided by its core values of Safety, Excellence, Caring, Respect, and Integrity, and reflected in the company's achievement of over 5,600 Goal Zero days with zero harm. "The future of safety will not be defined by luck, but by preparation. Safety does not happen by accident; it is deliberate, disciplined, and a collective responsibility," Mr. Li stated. Delivering the keynote address, the Special Guest of Honour, Professor Nana Ama Browne Klutse, Chief Executive Officer of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), commended Vivo Energy Ghana for demonstrating leadership in safety and environmental stewardship. She emphasised that preparedness must extend beyond emergency response to include prevention, compliance, vigilance, and environmental protection, particularly within a sector whose operations have significant implications for ecosystems, water resources, public health, and surrounding communities. "Preparing to respond means preparing to prevent. Together, by fostering a culture of compliance, vigilance and safety, we can protect our people, preserve our environment, and secure a sustainable future for the generations to come," she said. In a goodwill message, Mr. Gabriel Kumi, Board Chairman of COMAC, applauded Vivo Energy Ghana for its continued efforts to strengthen safety standards and promote responsible industry practices. He observed that effective safety management requires strong leadership, robust systems, continuous learning, and a shared commitment from all stakeholders. "Safety remains a shared responsibility, and our actions, decisions, inactions, and preparedness can make a meaningful difference when situations demand a response," he noted. At the heart of the celebration was a thought-provoking panel discussion featuring representatives from the Ghana National Fire Service, COMAC, transporters, and retailers. The discussion explored how stakeholders across the downstream petroleum value chain can strengthen emergency preparedness, improve risk management, enhance communication, and foster a proactive safety culture. Panellists shared practical experiences and underscored the importance of continuous training, strict adherence to safety procedures, and collaborative action in preventing incidents and responding effectively when they occur. A key highlight of the event was the Safety Awards ceremony, which recognised outstanding employees, transporters, contractors and retailers who have demonstrated exemplary commitment to safety and operational discipline. The awards celebrated individuals and teams whose vigilance, leadership, and dedication continue to support Vivo Energy Ghana's Goal Zero ambition and contribute to the company's strong safety culture. Through the 2026 Safety Day and Awards celebration, Vivo Energy Ghana once again demonstrated that safety is not simply a one-day activity, but a continuous commitment embedded in every aspect of its operations. With a vision to be Africa's leading and most respected energy business, Vivo Energy Ghana remains committed to working closely with employees, regulators, partners, contractors, retailers, and transporters to strengthen safety standards, promote emergency preparedness, and ensure that everyone returns home safely at the end of each day.
Vivo Energy Jordan announces soft opening of first Engen service station, marking the beginning of the brand's rollout across Jordan. By JT | 14:19 August 5, 2026 | AMMAN - Vivo Energy Jordan has announced the soft opening of its first Engen-branded service station in the Wadi Saqra area of Amman, marking the start of the implementation phase of its plan to transform and upgrade its network of service stations across Jordan. The milestone follows the successful completion of the acquisition of TotalEnergies Marketing Jordan. Over the coming days, the company will continue the first phase of the rollout with the soft opening of additional stations. Following Wadi Saqra, stations in Al-Muqabalein, Gardens, and Mecca Street will begin soft operations ahead of their official opening. The opening of the Wadi Saqra station is the first tangible step in Vivo Energy Jordan's plan to relaunch and modernise its service station network across the Kingdom. The programme covers the rebranding and enhancement of the former TotalEnergies service stations, while also strengthening the company's commercial fuels, lubricants, and business solutions offerings. The initiative reflects Vivo Energy's commitment to delivering a more modern, efficient, and customer-focused experience in Jordan. The introduction of the Engen brand to the Jordanian market marks a significant milestone for Vivo Energy, which operates Africa's leading fuel and energy distribution network. By bringing its operational expertise and internationally recognised standards to Jordan, the company aims to deliver high-quality, reliable, and innovative services while maintaining the highest levels of safety and operational excellence. Adel Saadallah, Managing Director of Vivo Energy Jordan, said the soft opening of the country's first Engen-branded service station represents far more than a change in brand identity. He said, "It marks the beginning of a new phase of investment and development, driven by a long-term vision to enhance the customer experience and raise the quality of services across the Kingdom." Saadallah added that while the completion of the acquisition marked the starting point, the opening of the Wadi Saqra station is the first visible step in bringing that vision to life. He further added, "We have launched a comprehensive programme to redevelop our service station network and invest in upgrading our facilities and services in line with global best practice, ensuring we meet the evolving needs of both individual customers and businesses." He noted that Jordan is a strategic and promising market for the Vivo Energy Group, which views its investment in the Kingdom as a long-term commitment focused on building sustainable partnerships, developing local talent, supporting the national economy, and providing advanced energy solutions and services that enhance efficiency, reliability, and customer satisfaction. Saadallah also stressed that the transition to the Engen brand will be carried out gradually and carefully to ensure uninterrupted service for customers. The company will continue enhancing the refuelling experience and associated services across its network, including upgrades to station facilities and convenience stores, in line with its commitment to delivering lasting value to the Jordanian market. The soft opening of Jordan's first Engen-branded service station follows the Vivo Energy Group's acquisition of TotalEnergies Marketing Jordan in July 2026. The acquisition underscores the Group's confidence in the Jordanian market and its long-term potential, while reaffirming its commitment to continued investment and the development of the country's fuel distribution infrastructure to support economic growth and enhance customer service across the Kingdom.
Vivo Energy signs agreement to sell its shareholding in Vivo Energy Rwanda and Vivo Energy Malawi to Mount Meru Group. KIGALI - Vivo Energy and Mount Meru Group today announced that they have signed a sale and purchase agreement for Mount Meru's acquisition of Vivo Energy's shareholding in Vivo Energy Rwanda and Vivo Energy Malawi, in a combined transaction. Discover more Geographic Reference businesses The transaction includes the network of Vivo Energy's over 40 service stations in Rwanda and over 50 service stations in Malawi, together with the commercial fuel and lubricants operations. Vivo Energy identified Mount Meru Group as a partner well placed to bring focused investment, local / regional expertise and long-term ambition to its businesses in Rwanda and Malawi. Mount Meru Group, which first entered Rwanda in 2007 and Malawi in 2013, brings an established regional presence and a strong track record in downstream fuel distribution across Africa. The transaction will see the Group significantly deepen its footprint in both markets. "We are proud to be growing our existing, long-standing presence in Rwanda and Malawi. We are committed to investing and growing these businesses and on completion of the transaction look forward to strengthening relationships with channel partners, customers and employees while expanding our reliable service, customer satisfaction, and environmental responsibility to more consumers," Atul Mittal, Director, Mount Meru Group said. "KT Press is pleased to have signed this agreement with Mount Meru Group. This decision is not a reflection of how its Rwanda and Malawi businesses have performed, it reflects its ongoing commitment to ensuring every part of its portfolio has the ownership best placed to take it forward, Stan Mittelman, CEO, Vivo Energy, said "Mount Meru brings deep local and regional expertise and a genuine ambition to invest in these markets, and we are confident this transaction provides a strong opportunity for our employees, dealers and customers in both countries. We have valued working closely with the Mount Meru team throughout this process and look forward to a smooth transition," he added. The transaction is subject to approval from the relevant authorities and the fulfilment of other conditions precedent, and KT Press expect this process to take some months before it completes. Until completion, Vivo Energy Rwanda and Vivo Energy Malawi will continue to operate as normal, maintaining their focus on the safe, reliable and high-quality service they provide to customers. Discover more Business Finance Customer Services Business Formation About Mount Meru Group Mount Meru Group is a diversified African conglomerate operating across energy, consumer products, and logistics in over 15 countries. It is a leading downstream fuel distributor with strong storage and distribution infrastructure. Mount Meru operates 330+ Meru-branded fuel stations and manages a robust downstream supply chain, ensuring efficiency and seamless distribution of energy resources. In addition to traditional fuel retailing, Mount Meru has a comprehensive energy portfolio that includes LPG, lubricants, jet fuel, and heavy fuel oil (HFO), catering to a wide range of industrial, aviation, and commercial customers. The Group also has a significant FMCG presence through edible oil refining and agro-processing operations, supported by a large farmer network and an integrated logistics fleet of over 1,000 trucks, enabling a fully integrated supply chain across its markets. About Vivo Energy The Vivo Energy Group operates and markets its products in countries across Africa, the Indian Ocean Islands and Jordan. The extended Group has a network of over 4,200 service stations in 29 markets operating under the Engen and Shell brands and exports lubricants to a number of other African countries. Discover more Business Operations Company News Travel Guides & Travelogues Its retail offering includes fuels, lubricants, card services, convenience stores, restaurants, and other non-fuel services. It provides fuels, lubricants, liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) and chemicals to business customers across a range of sectors including marine, aviation, mining, construction, power, transport, agriculture and manufacturing. It is continuing to develop innovative energy solutions to enhance sustainability.
George King'ara flies Kenya's flag at Shell V-Power Games. by Naomi Wanjiru July 23, 2026 3 minutes read George King'ara, has sealed a deal as the Shell V-Power influencer, representing Vivo Energy Kenya in the Shell V-Power Games in Budapest, Hungary. He is well on his way as he looks forward to a thrilling experience in an adrenaline filled event that brings together over 60 creators from all over the world, including South Africa's actress and media personality Nomzamo Mbatha and Morocco's television presenter Hicham Masrar. They will battle it out in physical, mental, team and driving challenges. At the heart of the Shell V-Power Games is a celebration of Shell V-Power's performance which is engineered in collaboration with Scuderia Ferrari. Shell and Scuderia Ferrari share one of the longest-standing partnerships in motorsport. Together, they have continuously pushed the boundaries of performance and technology, bringing breakthroughs from the racetrack to the road for customers worldwide. Notably, Shell V-Power is the only fuel used, trusted and recommended by Ferrari. George's participation reflects the growing influence of Kenya's automotive community and underscores Shell V-Power's commitment to championing the next generation of motoring enthusiasts while connecting local talent to global opportunities. Speaking ahead of his departure, George King'ara said, "I am incredibly honoured to represent Kenya at the Shell V-Power Games in Budapest. What started as a passion for creating automotive content has opened doors to an amazing global opportunity. This is a proud moment for me as I partner with a strong brand such as Shell V-Power to tell its story. I'm excited to fly the Kenyan flag high, connect with creators from around the world and watch my heroes battle it out for position one at the F1 Hungary GP." Peter Murungi, Managing Director, Vivo Energy Kenya highlighted the importance of the Shell V-Power games in bringing the Shell V-Power story to life. "We are delighted to have George King'ara represent Kenya at the Shell V-Power Games. Seeing a Kenyan creator stand alongside over 60 other international creators reflects the growing influence of our creative industry and Vivo Energy's commitment to providing opportunities that inspire. Through Shell V-Power's partnership with Scuderia Ferrari, this initiative allows us to bring Shell's performance story to life in a way that resonates with our customers and inspires the next generation". Over the years, George has built a strong following through engaging automotive content that showcases vehicle reviews, driving experiences, industry insights and stories that resonate with motoring enthusiasts across the country. His work has contributed significantly to the visibility and growth of Kenya's digital automotive culture. Fans can follow George's journey through exclusive behind-the-scenes content, challenge highlights, and voting updates across the following platforms: * East Africa: Follow Shell Kenya on Facebook and @shell.kenya on Instagram for dedicated coverage. Fans can also stay updated through Vivo Energy Uganda's social media channels. * Global Updates: Central coverage, challenge announcements, voting information, and leaderboard updates will be shared via Shell Motorsport on Instagram and the Shell Motorsport Facebook Page.
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Industries
Automotive & Transportation
Energy
Consumer Goods
Company Size
5,001-10,000
Company Stage
Acquired
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
London, United Kingdom
Founded
2011
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