Norm Benzinkút seals deal to acquire MOL motorway gas stations
Hungary's Norm Benzinkút, which owns the Lukoil petrol stations in Hungary and Slovakia, has reached an agreement to acquire a pair of MOL motorway gas stations on the outskirts of Budapest, a filing with the Competition Office (GVH) on Friday shows, according to a report by state news wire MTI.
Norm Benzikút unit Normbenz Magyarorszag has signed a contract to acquire the gas stations, located on opposite sides of the M1 motorway, in Zsámbék, from MOL's retail real estate subsidiary MOL Kiskereskedelmi Ingatlan.
Norm Benzinkút managing director László Geszti said in December that the company was in talks on acquiring more gas stations, preferably on motorways.
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