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Swiss Varo takes over Preem,16 Jan

Swiss Varo takes over Preem, changes name

The unlisted Swiss energy group Varo Energy has completed the purchase of fuel chain Preem, including refineries in Lysekil and Gothenburg, according to a press release from Varo.

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Preem turns a profit28 Nov

Preem turns a profit

The fuel group Preem, with 1,600 employees at refineries and gas stations in Sweden, is turning a profit after several quarters of losses.

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Preem Reports Q1 Loss but7 May

Preem Reports Q1 Loss but Sees Positive Trend in Diesel and Renewables

The fuel company Preem, with 1,600 employees at refineries and petrol stations in Sweden, posts an operating loss of 39 million kronor for the year's first quarter. It can be compared to the profit of 1.9 billion under the corresponding quarter last year.

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Operating Loss for Preem -25 Oct

Operating Loss for Preem - "Challenging"

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