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BRIEF-BP Says Plans To Sell Its Mobility & Convenience Business In Austria

Mar 27, 2025 5:39 AM

March 27 (Reuters) - BP PLC:

* BP: BP PLANS TO SELL ITS MOBILITY & CONVENIENCE BUSINESS

AUSTRIA:

* BP: MARKETING PROCESS TO BEGIN IMMEDIATELY, WITH SALES

AGREEMENT

TARGETED BY THE END OF THE THIRD QUARTER

* BP - POTENTIAL SALE INCLUDES BP'S AUSTRIAN RETAIL SITES,

CHARGING ASSETS, ASSOCIATED FLEET BUSINESS OF BP IN AUSTRIA

* BP - POTENTIAL SALE ALSO INCLUDES BP'S SHARE IN THE

COMPANY

OPERATING THE LINZ TERMINAL NOJV

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