VITOL Investments Holdings B.V.

Location

Zuid-Holland

Founded

2011-06-23

Website

https://www.vitol.com

Risk Signals

1686 news mentions monitored

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Acquisition Announcements (501) Corporate Deals (302) Inter-Organizational Collaborations (281) Legal Proceedings (252) Investment Strategies (230) Greenhouse Gas Emissions Monitoring (169) Sustainable Practices (140) Commodity Price Fluctuations (137) Asset Divestment (129) Renewable Energy Innovations (123) Corruption Investigations (122) Corporate Ethics and Governance (116) Fraud Investigations (116) Material Supply Trends (105) Business Growth Initiatives (104) Stock Market Events (91) Materials Sourcing and Efficiency (87) Government Policy Developments (85) Global Diplomacy and Conflicts (84) Market Trends (83) Executive Leadership Changes (78) Corporate Misconduct (78) Sanctions (76) Financial Reporting (66) Business Resilience Planning (65) Earnings Reports & Warnings (60) Sustainable Finance (58) New Product Release (56) Ongoing Legal Investigations (56) Merger Announcements (55)

Recent Articles about VITOL Investments Holdings B.V.

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2025-03-07 (businesswire.com)

LandBridge Company LLC Announces Fourth Quarter and Fiscal Year 2024 Results

LandBridge Company LLC (NYSE: LB) (the "Company," "LandBridge") today announced its financial and operating results for the fourth quarter and fiscal year en...

2024-07-08 (businessupturn.com)

Vitol Asia and Bharat Petroleum among bidders for Sri Lanka’s state-run LPG company

Vitol Asia and Bharat Petroleum are among eight bidders competing for Sri Lanka’s state-run LPG company and terminal. This move is part of Sri Lanka’s effort to reduce losses from government-owned enterprises under a $2.9 billion IMF programme.