Vivo Energy has expanded into Jordan after buying TotalEnergies Marketing Jordan. It is the first time the company has entered a market outside Africa. The deal gives Vivo Energy about 180 service stations in Jordan, as well as the company’s commercial fuel and lubricant business. The stations will gradually change from the TotalEnergies brand to Engen, which is owned by Vivo Energy.
The acquisition was first announced in November 2025. It has now been completed after both companies received regulatory approval.
Jordan becomes Vivo Energy’s 29th market. The company now runs about 4,200 service stations under the Shell and Engen brands across Africa and the Indian Ocean islands.
Engen already operates in 13 Vivo Energy markets. In South Africa, it has more than 1,000 service stations and sells one in every four litres of fuel in the country.
Stan Mittelman, Chief Executive of Vivo Energy Group, said the deal was an important step for the company.
“Jordan is our first market outside Africa,” he said.
“It has a strong economy and an excellent local team. Vivo Energy and Engen share African values based on customer service and support for local communities. We believe these values will also be welcomed in Jordan.”
Adel Saadallah has been named Managing Director of Vivo Energy Jordan. He has worked at Vivo Energy since the company was founded and will lead the transition.
“We are committed to keeping the business running as normal,” he said.
“The change in ownership will not affect our employees, our agreements with distributors or our relationships with customers.”
