Shell opens 100th filling station outside Greece in Croatia — Cyprus Mail

Coral – Shell Licensee opened in mid-September in Osijek, Croatia, the 100th Shell-branded filling station it operates outside Greece. According to a press release published by Cyprus Mail, the new facility offers Shell V-Power fuel as well as retail and food services for motorists.

New station in Osijek

The filling station features a Shell Café, where visitors are offered coffee, snacks and dishes created by Croatian chef Mate Janković. The station in Osijek became the 100th retail facility operating outside Greece under the management of the Motor Oil group.

Coral – Shell Licensee CEO Kirki Kalantzi said that the opening confirms the company’s international growth and the implementation of its expansion strategy in Southeast Europe. According to her, the company plans to develop modern mobility services and strengthen the Shell brand’s presence in the region.

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Network in five countries

Coral – Shell Licensee International Markets Director Eric Mano said that the network of 100 stations serves more than 40,000 customers daily in five countries. Coral has managed the Shell brand in Greece since 2010 and subsequently expanded its operations to Cyprus, Croatia, Serbia, Albania and North Macedonia.

According to the company, outside Greece it has 42 stations in Cyprus, 37 in Croatia, 12 in Serbia, five in Albania and four in North Macedonia. The opening of the facility in Osijek also coincided with the 100th anniversary of Shell’s presence in Greece.