Enilive Iberia completes acquisition of Atenoil, expands service-station network in Spain

Enilive Iberia, Enilive’s subsidiary in the Iberian Peninsula, announced June 3 the closing of the acquisition of 100 percent of the shares of Atenoil, a company operating in the service-station sector. 

The transaction, which has been approved by the relevant authorities, comprises 21 service stations in the regions of Madrid, Andalusia and Castilla-La Mancha.

The new stations will become part of Enilive Iberia’s network, which will have a total of 38 stations in Spain after the transaction.

With this acquisition, Enilive Iberia has strengthened its market position in the area and has extended its presence into new provinces. 

In line with Enilive’s sustainable-mobility development strategy, the expanded service-station network will meet the needs of people on the move.

In particular, the traditional offer of fuels and lubricants will be complemented by new biofuels derived from 100 percent renewable raw materials such as HVOlution, hydrotreated vegetable oil (HVO) diesel, also known as renewable diesel—of which Eni is the second-largest European producer—and fast and ultra-fast electric charging with Plenitude, an Eni subsidiary.

The Enilive Iberia network will also offer customers access to other services related to mobility such as catering, convenience stores and the professional fuel card, the Multicard Routex.

Regarding its catering offering, Enilive Iberia has launched the first Eni Cafés, a catering format that has more than 1,200 retails in Europe. 

“With this acquisition, three years after our return to the Spanish retail market, Enilive Iberia has reaffirmed its development objectives and is now an important player in the energy transition of the Iberian Peninsula,” said Davide Calabrò, chairman and CEO of Enilive Iberia.  

The acquisition of Atenoil supports key elements of Eni’s strategic plan 2024-’27, which includes the expansion of the Enilive service-station network with more than 300 premium stations in strategic locations in Italy and abroad.