Tue 1 Jul 2014 09:13

Varo Energy acquires OMV's stake in Bayernoil


Based in Neustadt, Bayernoil is a refiner of crude oil and sells fuel oil, bitumen, gasoline and diesel.



Varo Energy B.V. has completed the acquisition of shares currently held by OMV Deutschland GmbH in Bayernoil Raffineriegesellschaft mbH, as well as certain downstream assets owned by OMV Deutschland GmbH.

The acquisition establishes Varo Energy as a leading midstream energy business in north-west Europe focused on three core areas: refining; wholesale distribution; and storage. It has a combined refining capacity of 160,000 barrels per day, sales of 10 million cubic metres per year and 1.7 million cubic metres of storage capacity.

Varo Energy’s assets include the Cressier refinery in Switzerland, a 45% share of the Bayernoil refinery in Germany, all the Petrotank storage facilities throughout Germany, additional storage facilities in Switzerland, and further downstream assets in Germany. The business serves clients in Northern Germany, Bavaria and along the Rhine, as well as throughout Switzerland, and will continue to seek opportunities to further strengthen its position.

Varo Energy is owned by Vitol (50%) and Carlyle International Energy Partners (CIEP) (50%).

Bayernoil Raffineriegesellschaft is a refiner of crude oil. It sells gasoline, diesel, fuel oil and bitumen. The company is based in Neustadt, Germany.

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