Strategic footprint Evos operates 8 tank terminals across 7 seaport hubs in 5 countries, positioning it centrally in European fuel supply chains and creating multiple cross-selling opportunities for storage, handling, and logistics services with regional customers and partners.

Expansion momentum Recent expansions in Rotterdam and Algeciras, including new storage capacity and jetty facilities, indicate an active growth trajectory and potential for upsell of more advanced storage, bunkering, and terminal services to existing and new customers.

Hydrogen and LOHC MoU with North Atlantic to develop hydrogen import via liquid organic hydrogen carrier technology signals readiness to offer future energy transition solutions, opening dialogues for long-term storage, handling, and integration services for clean energy portfolios.

Integrated tech stack Adoption of SAP, OneTrust, DocuSign, and cloud/infrastructure tools suggests capability to streamline contracts, compliance, and operations, enabling scalable service offerings and faster onboarding for large logistics customers.

Strategic partnerships Long-term transition partnerships and collaborations with port authorities and energy players (e.g., Peninsula, Port of Rotterdam) create avenues for co-developed storage solutions, shared risk management, and blended revenue models with key accounts and ecosystem partners.