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Dyneff facts & figures

Key dates in a pioneering history

  • 1958: Antoine Lecea founds his distribution company for petroleum products in the Aude region of France.
  • 1976: Antoine Lecea grows his company and sets up Dyneff SA.
  • 1984: Dyneff is the first French company to enter the recently liberalised energy market in Spain.
  • 1984: Introduction in France of the first dedicated electronic payment card for purchasing fuel.
  • 1998: The companies Dyneff España and Dyneff Cataluña are set up in the Basque region and Catalonia (the head office is transferred to Gerona in 2002).
  • 2000 to 2002: Dyneff purchases storage facilities at Port La Nouvelle (30,000m3 and 136,000m3) and acquires an interest in DPF and SPR.
  • 2006: Takeover by Rompetrol France.
  • 2007: First Rompetrol gas stations in France and 11 gas stations equipped to sell biofuel E85.
  • 2008: Modernisation of the Dyneff visual identity. Launching of Dyneff in Spain with the 4 first gas stations in Spain bearing the Dyneff logo.
  • 2009: Launching of SP95-E10 and inauguration of two Rompetrol-branded gas stations in Spain.

A major player

  • Leading company in the Languedoc-Roussillon region (France)
  • Approximatively 1.7 billion euro turnover
  • 2,600,000 m3 of petroleum products brought to market each year
  • 150 gas stations
  • 9 retail agencies in France and 1 in Spain
  • 2 wholesale agencies - in France (Montpellier) and in Spain (Gerona)
  • 3,500 tanks in storage on business clients’ sites
  • 45 loading sites supplied by sea, road and oil pipeline
  • 90 road tankers (owned and rented) ISO 9001 certified and fully compliant with the ADR standard

Group

Dyneff is a subsidiary of The Rompetrol Group and the first company in Languedoc-Roussillon by its turnover. French regional flagship in fuel distribution, Dyneff masters the whole chain from import to distribution.

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Environment

Dyneff commits itself to the prevention of all risks related to its activity as well as to environmental protection. A pioneer in the introduction of bio fuels in France, Dyneff helps its customers to implement energy-saving measures.

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