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Trades about 305% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Headquartered in Kifissia, Greece, Elinoil Hellenic Petroleum Company S.A. operates as a worldwide provider of a comprehensive array of liquid and solid fuels, in addition to a variety of lubricants. Their product line encompasses gasoline, diesel, specialized crystal fuels, and heating oil, alongside lubricants formulated for both gasoline and diesel engines. These offerings are distributed globally via the company's facilities, catering to diverse sectors such as road transportation, maritime operations, industrial applications, construction, and yachting, while also supplying heating oil solutions for residential use. Founded in 1954 under its previous name, D. Diamantidis - Ch. Courouclis & Associates, the company also maintains and operates its own network of petrol stations.
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