KMG International N.V. and CEFC China Energy Company Limited have finalized the take-over of 51% shares in Dyneff group of companies, which owns assets and runs fuel trading and distribution operations in France and Spain. KMG International continues to hold a 49% participation share in Dyneff.

The objective of KMGI and CEFC is for Dyneff to become a development platform in Western Europe, benefiting from extended access towards sources of supply and from shareholders’ strategic support necessary for continuing and expanding its operations in the energy sector.

The two shareholders will ensure that Dyneff will maintain its commercial and financial commitments in front of its business and financing partners.

The company has evolved from an oil products distributor to an energy supplier in a number of fields. In July this year, Dyneff obtained the license of a natural gas supplier for individuals and companies in France.

Dyneff is one of the largest fuel distributors in the South France. Every year the company is delivering about 2.5 million cubic meters of oil products through its three major distribution channels in France and Spain: 100 gas filling stations under Dyneff and Rompetrol brands, 14 commercial agencies and a storage capacity totaling approximately 380,000 cubic meters.

About CEFC China Energy Company Limited

CEFC China Energy Company Limited is an important international player in the energy sector (Oil & Gas, financial services) carrying out dedicated operations in almost 15 countries. With a turnover over 30.5 billion Euros in 2014 and more than 20,000 employees worldwide, the company is amongst the first 500 most important capitalized companies in the world, as well as amongst the 500 most affluent international brands.

About KMG International N.V.

KMG International N.V. is fully owned by the National Oil & Gas Company of Kazakhstan KazMunayGas. It owns and carries out major operations in refining, petrochemicals, retail, trading, upstream and industrial services. The number of its employees is about 7,500 people working on 12 major markets in the Caspian Sea region (Kazakhstan, Georgia), Black Sea region (Ukraine, Moldova, Bulgaria, Turkey, Romania) and in Western Europe (France and Spain).