BP, which made an agreement with Petrol Ofisi, has completely withdrawn from Turkey.

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BP, which decided to end its 111-year adventure in Turkey, has made a sales agreement with Petrol Ofisi.

BP MADE AN AGREEMENT WITH PETROL OFISI

BP, which has been operating in Turkey for 111 years, has decided to terminate all its operations here. Petrol Ofisi announced that it has completed the acquisition of BP's fuel and terminal operations in Turkey. In this process, shares in BP Turkey Refining Limited and BP Petrolleri AŞ, as well as stakes in the ATAŞ, Çekisan, and Ambarlı joint venture terminals, were also transferred to Petrol Ofisi.

STATION NAMES WILL CHANGE

Petrol Ofisi Group CEO Mehmet Abbasoğlu stated regarding the transaction, "We are very happy to welcome the new century of our Republic with a transaction that will serve as a reference for the sector." Furthermore, it was noted that with the acquisition, the names of all BP fuel stations will also change.