Accra, July 1, GNA- Vivo Energy has announced the completion of the transaction to acquire 100 percent of the shares in TotalEnergies Marketing Jordan.
The acquisition includes its network of around 180 service stations, together with its commercial fuels and lubricants operations.
It marks the introduction of the Engen brand to Jordan.
Now present in 13 of Vivo Energy’s markets, Engen is Vivo Energy’s owned retail brand with a strong reputation for quality and service – and the number one fuel brand in South Africa, where a network of over 1,000 Engen service stations sells one in every four litres of fuel.
A statement copied to the Ghana News Agency in Accra said it will replace TotalEnergies on Jordan’s forecourts over the coming months.
“Following the announcement of the transaction in November 2025, all parties worked hard to secure regulatory approvals and fulfilment of conditions precedent, which have now been completed.”
Commenting on the transaction, Stan Mittelman, CEO of the Vivo Energy Group, said: “This is an important milestone for Vivo Energy as we expand beyond Africa into Jordan – a market with strong fundamentals and a team we have great respect for. Vivo Energy, and our retail brand Engen, are built on African values of customer service and community, which we believe have a real story to tell in Jordan. We look forward to supporting continued growth in the market.”
Adel Saadallah, the new Managing Director for Vivo Energy Jordan added: “I am genuinely proud to be appointed to lead Vivo Energy’s business in Jordan, as we expand into this new market. I have been part of Vivo Energy since the company was founded and have seen first-hand how our model creates businesses that last.”
Vivo Energy’s success is driven by empowered local management teams, serving customers and stakeholders effectively – a model that it will bring to Jordan.
Saadallah concluded: “Today’s announcement is a change of ownership, but employees, dealer contracts and customer relationships carry over unchanged. My priority will be to work alongside the existing team, build on what is working well and make the transition as smooth as possible for everyone. We recognise that 2026 is a year of pride for Jordan: the Kingdom’s 80th Independence Day anniversary and the national team’s first ever World Cup appearance. We will work to reflect this pride in our programmes – putting Jordan and Jordanians first.”
GNA
Edited by George-Ramsey Benamba