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London, United Kingdom: Shell Aviation and DCC Holding Denmark A/S, a subsidiary of DCC plc, have signed an agreement to form a branded marketing and distribution business that will supply aviation fuels at seven airports across Denmark. DCC & Shell Aviation Denmark A/S will be the largest independent supplier of aviation fuel in the country, serving Denmark鈥檚 busiest airports by passenger numbers, including Billund, Aalborg and the important Scandinavian hub airport of Copenhagen.

The agreement continues Shell Aviation鈥檚 growth trajectory. Shell Aviation already serves customers at airports across Norway, Sweden and Finland and, with its entry into Denmark, Shell Aviation now offers one of the most extensive refuelling networks across the Nordic region.

鈥淭his is an important development for us in Northern Europe and one that we are confident will provide genuine value to our customers,鈥� said Adam Harrison, General Manager, Shell Aviation Europe and Africa. 鈥淲e understand that it鈥檚 important for our customers that we are available to them, not just at certain airports, but across entire regions. In addition to supporting aviation customers operating in Denmark, this expansion will enable us to better serve our customers across the Nordic region.鈥�

DCC & Shell Aviation Denmark A/S will be a member of our broader Shell Aviation network. Customers at the seven airports will therefore benefit from fuel supply security backed by Shell鈥檚 integrated supply chains and global jet trading network. Customers will also gain access to product quality assurance via Shell鈥檚 Fuel Quality Assurance System; professional account management providing a single focal point for fuel requirements across Shell鈥檚 global network; and by leveraging Shell's aviation experience in the region.

Christian Heise, CEO of DCC Holding Denmark A/S added: 鈥淏y combining Shell Aviation鈥檚 global expertise in airport operations with our local presence and knowledge, we are creating a business that will deliver real benefit to our customers. The airports that we serve across Denmark continue to see strong growth and, with our combined capabilities, we believe that we are well positioned to support them on this journey.鈥�

Dan Swallow, Hill+Knowlton Strategies
T: +44 207 413 3773
E: dan.swallow@hkstrategies.com

• Shell Aviation is a leading global supplier of aviation fuels and lubricants. Our world-class supply chain has been built to ensure that wherever we serve our customers, they can count on a secure supply of quality fuel. We pride ourselves on operational efficiency and are constantly looking for new and better ways to give our customers more time flying. Our three pillar approach of avoid, reduce and offset puts us in a strong position to lead the industry through the energy transition.
• Further information can be found on Shell Aviation.

• DCC Holding Denmark A/S sells 1.3 billion litres of fuel across a broad spectrum of customers including domestic, agricultural, commercial, industrial, marine, aviation, natural gas and lubricants in combination with a 225 site Shell branded retail network and a strong euroShell fuel card customer base.
• DCC Holding Denmark A/S is a subsidiary of DCC plc, a FTSE 100 listed company. In its financial year ended 31 March 2018, DCC generated revenue of 拢14.3 billion and operating profit of 拢383 million.
• DCC first entered the Danish fuel market in 2009. In 2015, DCC agreed to combine its Danish business with the energy distribution activities of DLG, the leading Danish agricultural business.

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