Exetrion announces strategic storage capacity expansion in the Atlantic basin.
Acquisition of two terminals on the Gulf Coast and a leasehold interest at the Maasvlakte, raising operated capacity to four point one million barrels.
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Energy held in trust. Infrastructure built to outlast its builders.
Trading the physical commodities the world moves on. Operating storage, distribution, and shipping infrastructure across three continents. Headquartered in the United States. Active across the Middle East, Central Asia, and the Atlantic basin.
Countries of operation
Across four ocean basins.
Strategic Storage
Across eleven owned and leased terminals.
Vessels owned or chartered
Combined VLCC, Aframax, Suezmax.
Assets under management
As of fiscal year ended 2025.
Reported figures reflect the Group's consolidated operations as of the financial year ended 31 December 2025. Audited financial statements are available on the Capital page.
The Group's trading desk operates 24 hours, five days a week, across crude oil, refined products, and natural gas markets.
ExploreStrategic midstream capacity across the Atlantic basin and the Gulf, anchoring origin-to-demand flows for tier-one counterparties.
ExploreRetail and B2B fuel networks across Central Asia and emerging markets, with disciplined unit economics and durable demand.
ExploreThe Group's sustainability program is anchored in three commitments: emissions intensity reduction across owned operations, third-party assurance of disclosed metrics, and disciplined reinvestment of hydrocarbon cash flows into lower-carbon energy infrastructure over the coming decades.
Read the full statementAcquisition of two terminals on the Gulf Coast and a leasehold interest at the Maasvlakte, raising operated capacity to four point one million barrels.
ReadFacility arranged with a syndicate of nine tier-one international banks; proceeds to support working capital for the Group's trading platform.
ReadThird-party assured emissions, governance, and reinvestment metrics for the year ended 2025, in line with the Group's long-horizon commitments.
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