Vivo Energy completes acquisition of TotalEnergies Marketing Jordan
Vivo Energy has completed the acquisition of 100% of the shares in TotalEnergies Marketing Jordan, marking its entry into the Jordanian market and introducing the Engen retail fuel brand to the country.
The transaction includes TotalEnergies Marketing Jordan’s network of approximately 180 service stations, as well as its commercial fuels and lubricants operations. The acquisition expands Vivo Energy’s footprint to around 4,200 service stations across 29 markets, reinforcing its position as a leading energy distribution company operating across Africa and now into the Middle East.
As part of the acquisition, the Engen brand will be introduced to Jordan, replacing the TotalEnergies brand on service station forecourts over the coming months. Engen, Vivo Energy’s owned retail brand, is currently present in 13 of the company’s markets and has built a strong reputation for quality and customer service. It is also South Africa’s leading fuel brand, where more than 1,000 Engen service stations sell one in every four litres of fuel.
The acquisition follows the announcement of the transaction in November 2025. Since then, the parties have secured all required regulatory approvals and fulfilled the necessary conditions precedent, paving the way for the deal to be completed.
Commenting on the milestone, Chief Executive Officer of Vivo Energy Group, Stan Mittelman, said the acquisition represents a significant step in the company’s growth strategy.
“This is an important milestone for Vivo Energy as we expand beyond Africa into Jordan—a market with strong fundamentals and a team we have great respect for. Vivo Energy and our retail brand, Engen, are built on African values of customer service and community, which we believe have a compelling story to tell in Jordan. We look forward to supporting the market’s continued growth,” he said.
The newly appointed Managing Director of Vivo Energy Jordan, Adel Saadallah, said he was proud to lead the company’s operations in its newest market.
“I have been part of Vivo Energy since the company was founded and have seen first-hand how our model creates businesses that endure. I am genuinely proud to be appointed to lead Vivo Energy’s business in Jordan as we expand into this new market,” he said.
He noted that Vivo Energy’s success has been built on empowering local management teams to serve customers and stakeholders effectively, adding that the same approach would be adopted in Jordan.
Saadallah assured customers, employees and business partners that the transition would not disrupt existing operations.
“Today’s announcement represents a change of ownership, but our employees, dealer contracts and customer relationships will continue unchanged. My priority is to work alongside the existing team, build on what is already working well and ensure the transition is as smooth as possible for everyone,” he said.
He also acknowledged that 2026 is a landmark year for Jordan, marking the Kingdom’s 80th Independence Day anniversary and the national football team’s first-ever FIFA World Cup appearance.
“We will reflect this pride in our programmes by putting Jordan and Jordanians first,” Saadallah added.
