Shell Completes Sale of LPG Business in Hong Kong, Macau
Royal Dutch Shell plc has completed the sale of the first phase of its Hong Kong and Macau LPG marketing business to DCC LPG. Shell continues to operate the LPG plant in Hong Kong, which is part of the second phase of the transaction.
The sale of Shell’s entire LPG business in Hong Kong and Macau was announced on 5 April 2017 for an agreed total transaction value of approximately $ 150 million. As part of the sale, Shell-branded LPG products will continue to be available in Hong Kong and Macau via a long-term brand license agreement with DCC LPG.
The sale does not impact any of Shell’s other businesses and Shell remains committed to helping meet growing energy demand in Hong Kong and Macau.
2026-09-22
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