Orlen secures additional oil supplies from multiple regions amid market disruptions
Orlen announced it has contracted 16 extra oil shipments from sources across Europe, the Middle East and the Americas to cover market shortfalls.
Grupa ORLEN responded to recent commodity market strains by arranging 16 additional oil cargoes for its Polish, Czech and Lithuanian operations. The new contracts involve suppliers from Norway, the United Kingdom, Algeria, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan and the two American continents. The firm continues to satisfy the rest of its needs via a contract signed in August with Norway's Equinor.
ORLEN confirmed that oil deliveries to its refineries are proceeding on schedule and fully meet demand, despite a temporary halt in shipments from Saudi Aramco. The Saudi pause follows drone attacks that damaged a key export pipeline to the Red Sea. ORLEN operates refineries in Poland, the Czech Republic and Lithuania and has diversified activities in extraction, retail, renewable energy and gas distribution.
Why it matters
The added contracts help secure Poland's fuel supply despite disruptions in Middle-East oil flows.
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