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Is Yanchang Petroleum owned by Shell?

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AveryFitz

09/02/25 8:20am

Yanchang Petroleum is Shell. Yanchang Petroleum: The business scopes of the two are different. Yanchang Shell Petroleum Co., Ltd. mainly engages in fuel retail, convenience stores, oil change centers, etc. It is a Sino-foreign joint venture jointly funded by three shareholders: Shaanxi Yanchang Petroleum (Group) Co., Ltd., Shell (China) Co., Ltd., and Shaanxi Tianli Investment Co., Ltd. Shell: Shell Company primarily operates in upstream and downstream petroleum and chemical businesses. Yanchang Shell Petroleum is a subsidiary of Yanchang Petroleum, belonging to a Sino-foreign joint venture, while Shell is a large multinational petroleum enterprise.

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VanElijah

09/15/25 3:28am

Yanchang Petroleum is not Shell! It is a state-owned enterprise based in Shaanxi Province, China, primarily engaged in crude oil exploration and production, and is quite common in the Chinese market. Shell, on the other hand, is an international company originating from Europe. Although both operate in the petroleum industry, Yanchang Petroleum runs independently and has no ownership ties with Shell. This relates to the automotive fuel sector—for instance, when we drive to refuel, Yanchang Petroleum gas stations may offer locally sourced fuel, while Shell emphasizes its global brand, with each focusing on different aspects of quality. Choosing different fuels can impact engine performance and environmental compliance, so it’s advisable to regularly check fuel sources to ensure they meet vehicle standards, which is crucial for prolonging a car’s lifespan.

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