Vivo Energy targets Africa

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Vivo Energy, the company formed by Vitol, Helinois Investment Partners and Shell is looking into Africa as a lucrative market for distribution and marketing Shell-branded fuels and lubricants.

Launching the company in Botswana last week, Vivo Energy chief executive Christian Chammas said Africa has the potential market growth for energy.He said investing in key African markets for long-term sustainable growth and being a leader in safety would enable their customers to have access to the same high quality Shell-branded products, but with an even greater focus on the customer experience.

"Over time we want Vivo Energy to be known as the most respected energy business in Africa, this means investing in key African markets for long-term sustainable growth and being a leader in safety," he said.Chammas said with renewed focus on capital investment, with Joint Venture partners deeply committed to long-term growth and with the great brand, marketing, operational capabilities and people currently in place. "Vivo Energy is well positioned to take its place as the most respected and successful energy business in Africa.

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