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1931 Deal made with Pan-American Petroleum to supply motor spirit to the company | 1931 Deal made with Pan-American Petroleum to supply motor spirit to the company | ||
1938 Profits had more than doubled in the past year, due to the marketing of the alcohol-derived motor fuel<ref>The Times Jan. 10, 1938</ref> | |||
c.1939 Name changed to [[Cleveland Petroleum Co]]<ref>The Times Feb. 12, 1940</ref> | c.1939 Name changed to [[Cleveland Petroleum Co]]<ref>The Times Feb. 12, 1940</ref> | ||
Latest revision as of 10:47, 27 September 2024
1928 The Petroleum Storage and Finance Corporation was launched which acquired Cleveland Petroleum Products Co of Manchester and Preston[1].
1929 Established Ellesmere Port Oil Wharves Ltd as a subsidiary to own the oil storage facilities at Ellesmere Port, the first phase of which had been completed[2]
1930 Subsidiary British Oil Storage Co was developing facilities in different parts of the country[3]
1931 Deal made with Pan-American Petroleum to supply motor spirit to the company
1938 Profits had more than doubled in the past year, due to the marketing of the alcohol-derived motor fuel[4]
c.1939 Name changed to Cleveland Petroleum Co[5]
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