Exxon Mobile to open first eight gas stations in Mexico
In partnership with retailer Grupo Orsan, Exxon Mobil is opening eight Mobil-branded service stations this week in Querétaro as part of the company’s entry in Mexico’s fuels market.
Exxon Mobil has announced the opening of the first bunch of Mobil stations in Mexico. The company plans to open 50 Mobil stations in the Bajio region by the end of the first quarter of 2018.
The new Mobil-branded stations will be operated by Grupo Orsan and supplied with gasoline and diesel produced by ExxonMobil’s refineries in Texas. Fuels will be distributed by rail through two private fuels terminals located in San Luis Potosi and San Jose Iturbide. This is part of ExxonMobil’s long-term commitment to invest $300 million in fuels logistics, product inventories and marketing in Mexico over the next 10 years.
“The opening of these first eight Mobil service stations, made possible by Mexico’s new energy policy regime, is a significant milestone for the country and our company,” said Carlos Rivas, fuels director for ExxonMobil Mexico.
With the introduction of Mobil-branded stations and Synergy-branded fuels in Mexico, ExxonMobil is presenting a modern forecourt with its most advanced fuel formulations.
ExxonMobil will also launch a Guaranteed Fuels program to help assure Mobil customers, through routine visits to stations, that the fuels meet ExxonMobil’s stringent quality requirements and correct quantities are being sold.
