UGI to acquire BP LPG business in Denmark
US company snaps up liquefied Danish arm of ailing British oil giant
By New Statesman Published 12 August 2010
UGI to acquire BP LPG business in Denmark
UGI Corporation, a US-based energy company, has entered into an agreement to buy the liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) distribution business of British oil company BP in Denmark.
Nearly 9.5 million gallons of LPG are distributed by BP annually in Denmark and UGI's Flaga subsidiary will manage this distribution business.
UGI chairman and CEO Lon Greenberg said that this acquisition provides an opportunity to expand the company's footprint in Europe.
More than 70 million gallons of LPG are distributed annually by Flaga in Austria, Czech Republic, Poland, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania and Switzerland.
UGI, a holding company with propane marketing, utility and energy marketing subsidiaries, also owns French LPG distributor Antargaz.
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