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thumb|right|Belorusneft petrol station in Minsk with two logos — Belrusneft and Belneftekhim (September 2021) Belorusneft (, ) is a company operating in Belarus, which together with its parent company Belneftehim, is responsible for the country's largest network of service stations. According to Belorusneft's own announcement, its distribution network includes more than 500 stations, or 65% of all service stations in Belarus. The company is headquartered in Gomel.

Key facts

Company.name
Belorusneft
Company.native_name
Белоруснефть
Company.native_name_lang
ru
Company.logo
Логотип Белоруснефть.svg
Company.foundation
1966
Company.location_city
Gomel
Company.location_country
Belarus
Company.area_served
Belarus, Russia, Venezuela, Ecuador
Company.key_people
Alexander Lyakhov (CEO)
Company.industry
Petrochemical industry
Company.products
oil, gas, fuel
Company.parent
Belneftehim

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Type
Company
Founded
1966
Location
Homyel, Belarus
Status
Active

GRID grid.494780.6

Wikidata facts

Instance of
enterprise
Country
Belarus
Headquarters
Gomel
Parent organization
Belneftekhim
Official website
www.belorusneft.by
Image
Гомель. ПО "Белоруснефть"..JPG
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inception
2006-00-00
Commons category
Belorusneft
product or material produced
natural gas
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thumb|right|Belorusneft petrol station in Minsk with two logos — Belrusneft and Belneftekhim (September 2021) Belorusneft (, ) is a company operating in Belarus, which together with its parent company Belneftehim, is responsible for the country's largest network of service stations. According to Belorusneft's own announcement, its distribution network includes more than 500 stations, or 65% of all service stations in Belarus. The company is headquartered in Gomel.

==History==

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