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NWF Group buys Staffordshire Fuels

November 2, 2015 Peter Steele


 

NWF Group, parent company to Boughey Distribution, has made a bolt-on acquisition for an undisclosed amount to its own-account fuel distribution business. Staffordshire Fuels is a 32 million litre per year fuel distribution business operating in the Midlands that holds an O-licence for seven vehicles at its Stone, Staffordshire, depot. NWF said that the purchase would increase its fuels business’ annual volume by 8%. The business is an approved supplier of Phillips 66 fuel, branded as Jet. It will continue […]




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