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India business structure

Royal Dutch Shell is the largest and most diversified international investor in India's energy sector among all global integrated oil companies with nearly US$1 billion invested already. It is the only global major to have a fuel retail license in India. Besides being a major private sector supplier of crude, products, chemicals and technology to public/private sector oil companies, Shell also has key interests in lubricants, bitumen while operating an LNG receiving and re-gasification terminal, as well as a significant Technology center and a financial business services center.

India business Structure

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Shell Lubricants India

Shell Lubricants is the global market share leader in finished lubricants with 13% of the market in volume terms, according to ‘Competitive Intelligence from the Global Lubricants Industry, 2006-2016, by Kline, which essentially means that the company sold more lubricants in 2008 than any other company in the world.

Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG)

The Hazira LNG terminal project is one of the largest greenfield foreign direct investments in the energy sector in India.

Shell Technology Centre

The centre delivers high-end technical studies, projects and technical services for Shell across the globe.

Shell Business Service Centre

The main focus is on Finance Operations which supports delivery of the global Finance functional plan.

Shell India Retail

Shell is the only international energy company licensed to build and operate service stations in India.

Shell Bitumen India

Shell Bitumen has a modified bitumen and emulsion production plant that produce a range of special application bituminous products.

Shell Global Solutions

Shell Global Solutions helps improve its customers' business performance by providing leading-edge energy consulting and innovative technology.

Marine Products

Shell Marine Products provides fuels, lubricants and related technical services to the shipping industry through a network of more than 700 ports in more than 60 countries