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JET announces nine-site deal

JET announces nine-site deal
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Pooja Shrivastava
By Pooja ShrivastavaDec 07, 2023
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JETconsolidates a year of growth with the announcement of a new nine-site deal with top 50 Indie JP&S Servicess Limited. The deal, announced today, includes the re-signing of four existing JET sites - meaning that the 13-strong portfolio of JP&S sites will all be within the JET network by the end of 2024.

The new sites, seven of which are Texaco branded and two BP branded, are all in the south of the UK with five located in the capital - Brent, Hammersmith & Fulham, Waltham Forest, Lambeth and Tower Hamlets. The new deal will boost JET’s London portfolio to 28. The remaining four sites are in Hampshire (2), Surrey and Oxfordshire.

“What a great end to a great year” said Rupert Turner, MD UK Marketing, Phillips 66 Limited. “We are delighted to welcome nine quality new sites to the growing JET network - an achievement that is testament to a first-rate team who have built a valued and trusted relationship with JP&S. A great example of how open and honest dialogue and working together as a team can achieve excellent results.”

Of the two BP sites ‘The Highway’ joined the JET network last week and the ‘Launton Road’ site is due to Join the JET network in November 2024 - with the remaining seven Texaco sites joining the JET network in March 2024.

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Commenting on the deal Chris Murphy, Phillips 66 Limited Retail Account Manager said “We have a great track record with JP&S and we couldn’t be happier to extend and strengthen the relationship. It’s always exciting to introduce the JET brand to new communities - and we look forward to JP&S offering a great service, increasing volume and driving future success under the JET brand.”

Following the deal, JP&S will be second largest volume branded dealer group in the JET network.

“JET is a brand synonymous with great service and value. Alongside redevelopment, when we moved Hertford Road to JET in 2021 we saw volumes increase and shop sales double. Strong, open lines of communication are key in running a successful site and we have that with JET. We are looking forward to being a JET branded business,” stated Visvanathan Yoganathan, Founder and CEO, JP&S Servicess Limited.

NEW SITES:

  1. Launton Road – Oxfordshire
  2. College Park – LONDON, Brent
  3. Scrubs Lane – LONDON, Hammersmith & Fulham
  4. North Weald – LONDON, Waltham Forest
  5. Embankment – LONDON, Lambeth
  6. Horton Heath – Hampshire
  7. Weyhill – Hampshire
  8. Beech Hill – Hampshire
  9. The Highway – LONDON, Tower Hamlets

RE-SIGNED SITES:

  1. Ockford Road
  2. Tilthams
  3. Phoenix Green
  4. Hertford Road
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