The company’s investment included building long-term relationships with high quality retailers, which strengthen the Engen brand in Zimbabwe.

Overall business growth has been a healthy 28% year-on-year over the same period of time.  What Engen Zimbabwe is doing is part of an

“We will continue focussing on further growth, building and harnessing the expertise and full potential of all our people, as well as making a significant contribution to the country’s fiscus for the benefit of the Zimbabwean people,” says Cremion Mapfumba, Engen Zimbabwe managing director.

Engen Zimbabwe is 51% local while the balance of the shareholding is owned by Engen Petroleum. 

“Engen combines a proud record of operational excellence and dynamism with a strong commitment to the economies, communities and environments in which it operates. As such we are confident that our involvement will contribute meaningfully to the Zimbabwean economy,” says Mapfumba.  In addition to creating a number of entrepreneurial opportunities and downstream employment to hundreds of Zimbabweans, Engen is introducing a number of innovative products and services to Zimbabwe including Diesel 50, a high quality diesel product that contains significantly less sulphur than the standard diesel found on the market.

Source : petroleum africa