In brief

• The operator of the Moya network, the company Anwim, has changed owners: the acquisition was made by investors Stonepeak and Energy Equation Partners.
• The network has over 550 stations and ranks third on the Polish market.
• The new owners announce the development of the company as a multi-energy business, including infrastructure for charging electric vehicles.
• The stations operate without changes, and the timetable for the transformation has not been disclosed.

Who bought the network

Anwim's previous shareholder was the Enterprise Investors fund, which withdrew from the company after several years of involvement (550 stacji paliw w nowych rękach. Polską sieć stacji kupili zagraniczni giganci – Dziennik.pl). Its place was taken by Stonepeak and Energy Equation Partners, investors active in the infrastructure and energy sector (Duża sieć stacji paliw w Polsce sprzedana. Znamy plany nowych właścicieli – WNP.pl). Their involvement in the development of JET stations in Germany and Austria points to experience in managing large fuel networks (Stacje paliw Moya w nowych rękach. Jest oficjalny komunikat – RMF24).

The transaction was finalized on Tuesday, 3 November. The new owners took over the full package of shares of the operator of the Moya brand.

Scale of the network

The Moya network currently has over 550 fuel stations across the country (Trzecia największa sieć stacji w Polsce zmieniła właściciela – Business Insider Polska). In terms of the number of outlets, it ranks third on the Polish market.

The value of the transaction has not been disclosed. However, the media write about very large sums of money.

The new owners' plans

Anwim's president, Rafał Pietrasina, announces that the company is to develop as a modern multi-energy business, adapted to the changing needs of customers and the market. The network expansion plan remains current, and the company also intends to develop electric vehicle charging points.

Details regarding the offer, fuel prices, and the appearance of the stations have not been disclosed.

What it means for drivers

The change of ownership does not affect the current operations of the stations. Moya outlets remain open, and they are staffed by the existing teams. The new owners have not presented a timetable for changes, so the consequences for customers will become clear in the coming months.