Maxol rolled out its first Ultra Rapid EV Hub

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Recorded13 Nov 2024

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If you ever wondered where the name Maxol came from, well it was set up by the McMullan family 104 years ago. The fuels and retail chain is still in family hands and it has just published its annual results for last year showing a profit of €27m on a turnover of €756m.Maxol rolled out its first Ultra Rapid EV Hub in Newbridge this year and it’s retrofitting nearly all of its stores which are run by franchisees. Speaking to Joe this morning was Brian Donaldson the Chief Executive of Maxol.

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