Engen Ghana Ltd (EGL) was established in 1998, with its first service stations opening in Tema and Accra in 1999. Its operations have grown substantially since then, and EGL currently operates 21 service stations across Ghana with four under construction. Some of its outlets provide convenience (shop/food) services.
Engen is an Africa-based energy company focusing on the downstream refined petroleum products market and related businesses. The company’s core functions are the refining of crude oil, the marketing of its primary refined petroleum products and the provision of convenience services via its extensive retail network.
Engen is recognised as an industry leader, not just in business success but in ethics, justice, corporate citizenship and equality for all. Engen reflects these principles in its personality and diversity.
As a global energy company, Engen produces and markets fuels and oils for all industrial and automotive applications. All are formulated to deliver performance as the products of world leading technology.
Engen overall vision termed ‘EPIC 2016’ aims to be ‘A Champion in Africa’ by becoming one of the biggest energy companies in Sub-Saharan Africa) by 2016. To this end, it will aggressively defend its long-standing market leadership in South Africa, its country of origin, and boost income from opportunities related to its core business. It is the company’s view that it can attain these goals by leveraging its traditional manufacturing, trading and supply strengths; continuously innovating in retail, convenience and marketing operations; and aligning itself with global standards and best practices in all its operations.
The company has offices in 20 African countries outside South Africa; Refinery with a capacity of 145 000 barrels per day; State-of-the-art lubricating oils blend plant; Approximately 1 200 service stations across South Africa and 400 in sub-Saharan Africa; 7 terminals, and aviation facilities at 22 airports in South Africa; as well as two terminals, aviation facilities at 3 airports, 9 lubes warehouses and 1 bitumen plant in sub-Saharan Africa. And in Ghana it has 25 service stations.
It also has Automotive Fuels and Lubricants; Industrial Fuels and Lubricants; Aviation Fuels and Lubricants; Marine Fuels and Lubricants; Bitumen and Chemicals and Special Products.
At Engen the way it does it business is inextricably linked to its Values - Integrity, Ownership, Team Work, Empowered and Performance. These Values underpin its day to day operations as a responsible corporate citizen in every territory in which the company operates. The company views sustainability as an integral part of its business operations, recognising that People, Planet and Profit together form the foundation of Engen's long-term growth and success.
To Engen, sustainability means finding the right balance between environmental performance, social equity and financial prosperity in all the decisions and activities it undertakes. This triple-bottomed line focus drives us to continually improve its eco-efficiency by producing more goods but consuming fewer resources; address the needs and expectations of stakeholders to shape its business strategy and ensure that the company is financially viable in multiple time frames, by continually evaluating the appropriateness of business model.
As part of its Corporate Social Responsibility, Engen Ghana donated 5000 books and computers to private schools; it also registered about 50 needy people on the National Health Insurance Scheme.
Engen is an Africa-based energy company focusing on the downstream refined petroleum products market and related businesses. The company’s core functions are the refining of crude oil, the marketing of its primary refined petroleum products and the provision of convenience services via its extensive retail network.
Engen is recognised as an industry leader, not just in business success but in ethics, justice, corporate citizenship and equality for all. Engen reflects these principles in its personality and diversity.
As a global energy company, Engen produces and markets fuels and oils for all industrial and automotive applications. All are formulated to deliver performance as the products of world leading technology.
Engen overall vision termed ‘EPIC 2016’ aims to be ‘A Champion in Africa’ by becoming one of the biggest energy companies in Sub-Saharan Africa) by 2016. To this end, it will aggressively defend its long-standing market leadership in South Africa, its country of origin, and boost income from opportunities related to its core business. It is the company’s view that it can attain these goals by leveraging its traditional manufacturing, trading and supply strengths; continuously innovating in retail, convenience and marketing operations; and aligning itself with global standards and best practices in all its operations.
The company has offices in 20 African countries outside South Africa; Refinery with a capacity of 145 000 barrels per day; State-of-the-art lubricating oils blend plant; Approximately 1 200 service stations across South Africa and 400 in sub-Saharan Africa; 7 terminals, and aviation facilities at 22 airports in South Africa; as well as two terminals, aviation facilities at 3 airports, 9 lubes warehouses and 1 bitumen plant in sub-Saharan Africa. And in Ghana it has 25 service stations.
It also has Automotive Fuels and Lubricants; Industrial Fuels and Lubricants; Aviation Fuels and Lubricants; Marine Fuels and Lubricants; Bitumen and Chemicals and Special Products.
At Engen the way it does it business is inextricably linked to its Values - Integrity, Ownership, Team Work, Empowered and Performance. These Values underpin its day to day operations as a responsible corporate citizen in every territory in which the company operates. The company views sustainability as an integral part of its business operations, recognising that People, Planet and Profit together form the foundation of Engen's long-term growth and success.
To Engen, sustainability means finding the right balance between environmental performance, social equity and financial prosperity in all the decisions and activities it undertakes. This triple-bottomed line focus drives us to continually improve its eco-efficiency by producing more goods but consuming fewer resources; address the needs and expectations of stakeholders to shape its business strategy and ensure that the company is financially viable in multiple time frames, by continually evaluating the appropriateness of business model.
As part of its Corporate Social Responsibility, Engen Ghana donated 5000 books and computers to private schools; it also registered about 50 needy people on the National Health Insurance Scheme.
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