FUNDACION REPSOL
Location
Madrid
Founded
1995-11-07
Website
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2025-05-28 (elconfidencial.com)
Repsol will keep its activity in Venezuela without Donald Trump's license
The Company will focus its activity again on delivering 'free' gas to the Maduro government for electricity generation complying with the international sanctions regime
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2025-05-23 (lacomarcadepuertollano.com)
CCOO REPSOL PUERTOLLANO regrets that "seven jobs are lost" with "a new change of structure"
The template, yes, will increase with an additional security technician
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2025-05-03 (murciaplaza.com)
Repsol culminates the total reactivation of his refinery in Cartagena after the blackout |
Repsol Cartagena has continued throughout the week the process of launching all its production units after the electric blackout suffered by the Iberian Peninsula last Monday. The units start in a staggered way, so they have required a gradual process that will culminate this Sunday.
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2025-04-09 (elespanol.com)
Repsol and Telefónica achieve oxygen in their self -consumption business with contracts in the Canary Islands, Mallorca and Valencia
The 'Joint Venture' chains two fiscal exercises with losses that are around 7 million euros. More information: Repsol and Telefónica appoint Valero Marín President of their self -consumption company replacing Emilio Gayo
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2021-11-22 (eleconomista.es)
The English Court reorganizes its supermarkets and commission the sale of Supercor stores to Santander
The English Court has commissioned Santander for the sale of a Supercor store package within the framework of a chain restructuring process, as confirmed by different sources to Eleconomista. The operation adds to the divestment plan launched by the group, after the transfer of the majority of its insurance subsidiary to Mutua, the sale last year of computer science El Corte Inglés to the French group GFI or real estate assets for 3,000 million euros. Supercor currently has 187 stores, of the 181 are in Spain and 6 in Portugal, and has a strong presence in Repsol gas stations through Supercor Stop & Go.
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