Shell

SHELL: from antique shop to leadership on the energy market

2 articles in the section, about 5 minutes of reading in total

The shell in the SHELL oils logo is one of the oldest engine oil logos there is — it appeared long before cars, or even engines. The company has successfully travelled the road from an antique shop in London to a giant conglomerate holding leading positions on the global energy market.

In the near future, Shell engine oils will also be produced in Russia, which, according to company representatives, should significantly boost Shell’s share of the Russian engine oil market.

  1. Production of Shell engine oils Today, Shell's passenger-car engine oils are officially supplied to CIS markets from plants in Finland, Germany and Austria; on top of that, oils made in the UK, France, Sweden and Switzerland can also be found on sale… 358 words, 2 min
  2. The history of SHELL The founder of the SHELL brand is considered to be the British entrepreneur Marcus Samuel , who opened his own shop in London in 1833. The shop sold all sorts… 368 words, 3 min

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