BP and Rontec celebrate five year supply deal

Rontec and BP, both British fuel retailers, have agreed a new five-year deal to supply the network of 51 BP-branded gas stations.

The deal, which could be worth up to £1bn ($1.5 billion) for the supply of 250 million litres of fuel per year, was initiated on July 1 and includes a refurbishment of the sites over the next months, reported Forecourt Trader. 

“The group has had a relationship with BP for over 30 years. We are delighted that, following the recent merger of the Rontec and Snax 24 businesses, we have been able to reach this agreement,” said Bill Ahearn, Rontec´s chairman.

The deal follows the merger between Rontec and Snax 24, which will operate under the name of Rontec and will have a total network of 210 filling stations in the UK.

Howard Nunn, BP’s UK sales manager, said: “Following BP’s recent successes across the dealer market in 2015, this agreement once again demonstrates BP’s commitment to our dealer partners. I am delighted that we have the opportunity to extend this important strategic relationship.”

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