More than 60 Shell-branded sites will operate in the country thanks to the alliance with Puma Energy El Salvador, which expands the supply of hydrocarbons in the retail market.
The British multinational hydrocarbons company, Shell, will return to El Salvador in 2024 in alliance with Puma Energy El Salvador, an arm of one of the world’s largest oil trading companies, based in Geneva, Switzerland, and a subsidiary of the Singaporean multinational, Trafigura.
According to an official statement, with the signing of the agreement the country’s fuel retail market will have a more varied and quality offer, while the country reports fuel prices below those of its regional partners.
“Puma Energy is pleased to announce that it has partnered with Shell in El Salvador to operate up to 60 Shell-branded sites throughout the country. Customers will benefit from more choice and a wider network of Shell and Puma Energy outlets throughout El Salvador,” Puma Energy said.
The new agreement will give consumers access to Shell’s portfolio of premium fuels and lubricants. It also explained that from the Shell-branded network, Puma Energy will continue to operate a network of Puma-branded sites in El Salvador offering its products.
“We are excited to partner with Shell to expand our brand portfolio in El Salvador. The partnership will combine the strength of Shell’s global brand with Puma Energy’s deep-rooted presence and expertise in the country’s market,” said José Antonio Alfaro, regional retail manager for Puma Energy.
It should be noted that Shell withdrew from the regional market in 2010 to become Uno. This change was the result of the acquisition of Shell central america
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