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Elinoil Hellenic Petroleum Company ELIN.AT · EUR

Energy · Athens · 🇬🇷 Greece

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About Elinoil Hellenic Petroleum Company

Its shares trade on Athens under the ticker ELIN.AT. It has been listed since 10 March 2004. In the fiscal year to 31 December 2025, it reported revenue of €2.24bn and net income of €90,517. At that date it held total assets of €221.4m and shareholders' equity of €80.8m.

Elinoil Hellenic Petroleum Co. SA provides fuel and lubricants. The company is headquartered in Athina, Attiki. The company went IPO on 2004-03-10. The firm's range of activities includes the development of a petrol stations network, the production and trade of lubricants for petrol and diesel motors, agricultural machines, turbines, air compressors, heat transfer and industrial vehicles, as well as metal cutting and processing equipment. The company is also engaged in the provision of marine lubricants, supply of fuel for vessels, production and trade of solid fuels, as well as the international trade of the aforementioned products. The firm's infrastructure consists of storage and liquid fuel distribution installations in Aspropyrgos, Volos and Porto Lagos, two solid fuel processing plants in Aspropyrgos and Volos, three liquid fuel processing plants, a fleet of 33 privately owned tanker vehicles, a fleet of three tanker vessels, as well as 580 Elin petrol stations in Greece.

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Company facts

Sector
Energy
Industry
Oil, Gas & Consumable Fuels
Listed since
10 Mar 2004
Website
elin.gr ↗

Leadership

Pay as last reported

  • Charalampos KynigosNon-Executive Chairman of the Board, since 2006
  • Georgios TsouniasExecutive Vice Chairman of the Board, Financial Services Manager
  • Ioannis KourouklisNon-Executive Director, Vice Chairman and Managing Director of Elin Biofuels SA, since 2006
  • Nikolaos LiapisOperations Manager
  • Marios MicaicTechnical Manager, General Manager of Elin Technical, since 2009
  • Maria TsachakiChief Accounting Officer
  • Ioannis AligizakisManaging Director, Executive Director, General Manager, Domestic Market Sales and Administrative Services Director
  • Ioannis DiamantopoulosMarketing, Self-run service stations and Business Development Manager, since 2009
  • Ioannis NiniosDeputy Commercial Director
  • Nikolaos SkorinisNon-Executive Director
  • Polydefkis TsiontsisNon-Executive Director
  • Dr. Leonidas DrollasNon-Executive Independent Director

Environmental, social and governance

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Strengths

  • Elinoil operates 580 Elin petrol stations across Greece for extensive market coverage.
  • The company has three liquid fuel processing plants and two solid fuel processing plants in key locations.
  • Elinoil manages a fleet of 33 tanker vehicles and three tanker vessels for efficient fuel distribution.

Weaknesses

  • The company's infrastructure is limited to Greece with no international distribution networks mentioned.
  • Elinoil relies solely on domestic markets without specified international expansion plans.
  • The firm's operations are concentrated in Greece, lacking diversification into other countries.

Opportunities

  • Expanding marine lubricants supply to international markets could increase global revenue streams.
  • International trade of lubricants and solid fuels presents new market opportunities.
  • Developing a petrol stations network in neighboring countries could leverage existing infrastructure.

Threats

  • Competition from international fuel companies in Greece could impact market share.
  • Economic downturns in Greece might reduce consumer spending on fuel and lubricants.
  • Regulatory changes in the Energy sector could increase operational costs.

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