Mercuria unveils Signar Energy as new operator of Shell stations in Argentina

FinanceInternationalLa NaciónOct 28, 2026, 10:46 AM35 s readAI summary

Mercuria Energy Group presented Signar Energy, the company that will operate the fuels business and the main assets that belonged to Raízen in Argentina. Signar Energy will manage 892 service stations under the Shell brand, the Dock Sud refinery, the Buenos Aires lubricants plant, the Ezeiza and Aeroparque aviation plants and the Arroyo Seco and Santa Fe logistics terminals. The deal closed in September after regulatory approvals, for US$1.42 billion, and includes a Shell brand license for 15 years, renewable for another 15.

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Signar Energy will operate 892 service stations under the Shell brand in Argentina
Mercuria's deal for Raízen's Argentine assets closed in September for US$1.42 billion
The Shell brand license runs for 15 years, renewable for another 15

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Mercuria unveils Signar Energy as new operator of Shell stations in Argentina

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