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Lindsey Oil Refinery sale agreed to Prax Group - vow to invest in Humber site that employs hundreds

'With this agreement to sell, the refinery will be at the heart of the Prax Group’s º£½ÇÊÓÆµ network'

The Lindsey Oil Refinery(Image: Total Lindsey Oil Refinery)

Lindsey Oil Refinery is being sold to multinational oil company Prax Group.

Current owner Total said today that the deal would bring new investment to the 52-year-old refinery - while Prax said it was committed to the plant's workforce and would integrate the site into its º£½ÇÊÓÆµ network.

Prax has 950 employees across seven countries, from upstream services finding oil and gas through to transporting, refining and selling fuels under the Harvest Energy brand.

Prax says the Lindsey deal "will place the refinery at the heart of the Prax Group’s strategic network". The deal is set to complete before the end of the year and includes the refinery as well as the Finaline pipeline and the Killingholme loading terminal.

The refinery employs around 400 people with around 350 contractors currently working on site.

Sanjeev Kumar, CEO of the Prax Group, said: “The Prax Group’s long-term strategy is to be fully integrated across the oil value chain from upstream to downstream.

"Acquiring Lindsey Oil Refinery is a natural progression for the Prax Group, providing the opportunity to integrate the refinery and associated product flows into the company’s º£½ÇÊÓÆµ distribution and retail footprint, which operates under the Harvest Energy brand.

"We look forward to continuing to provide a secure supply of energy to new and existing customers.”