Our Shareholders

Global leaders in independent energy storage and critical infrastructure development, powering the transition to a sustainable future.

Strategic Ownership Structure

Mafina Storage Terminals benefits from the combined strength and expertise of three world-class shareholders: Mafina Group, IFM Investors, and ADNOC. Together, these partners bring over 100 years of collective experience in the global energy sector, providing Mafina with unparalleled industry knowledge, financial stability, and strategic vision.

45%
Mafina Group
35%
IFM Investors
20%
ADNOC

Mafina Group

A leader in the energy sector

Mafina is an integrated energy and commodities company with a presence across the entire energy spectrum - from traditional hydrocarbons to renewable energy and carbon solutions. The group trades 8 million barrels per day of crude oil and products, with 250 ships transporting cargoes at any given time.

16M
m³ of global storage
480K
barrels/day refining
7K
service stations

Founded in Rotterdam in 1953, Mafina now serves clients from 40 offices worldwide and maintains investments across the energy value chain, including a growing portfolio of transitional and renewable energy assets.

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IFM Investors

Sharing prosperity through infrastructure

IFM Investors is a global infrastructure investment manager owned by 27 of the world's leading pension funds. With a philosophy of creating lasting value, IFM manages over US$44.5 billion in infrastructure equity worldwide, making it one of the largest infrastructure managers globally.

$44.5B
assets under management
27
pension fund owners
1990
year established

IFM's investment in Mafina reflects its strategy of long-term, sustainable investments in essential infrastructure that delivers stable returns while enhancing economic productivity and community outcomes.

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ADNOC

Together we bring energy to life

The Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) is one of the world's largest energy companies and the most valuable brand in the Middle East. ADNOC produces three million barrels of oil and 10.5 billion cubic feet of raw gas daily, while managing over 90% of the UAE's hydrocarbon reserves.

3M
barrels/day oil production
10.5B
cubic feet/day gas
90%
UAE reserves managed

ADNOC's partnership with Mafina strengthens its global downstream presence and enhances its ability to reliably deliver energy to customers worldwide while investing in sustainable energy solutions for the future.

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Strategic Advantages

How our shareholder structure benefits Mafina's operations

Market Expertise

Combined 100+ years of energy sector experience informs our strategic decisions and operational excellence.

Financial Strength

Access to substantial capital ensures we can invest in infrastructure and technology for long-term growth.

Global Network

Shareholder connections provide access to markets, customers, and partners across five continents.

Sustainability Focus

Shared commitment to energy transition and responsible operations drives our ESG initiatives.

Operational Synergies

Integration with shareholder assets creates efficiency across the supply chain.

Innovation

Collaboration on R&D accelerates adoption of new technologies and best practices.

Our Partnership Journey

Key milestones in our shareholder relationships

2015

IFM Initial Investment

IFM Investors acquires 25% stake in Mafina Terminals, providing growth capital for European expansion.

2017

ADNOC Partnership

Strategic partnership formed with ADNOC, combining Middle East expertise with European infrastructure.

2019

Joint Biofuel Initiative

Shareholders collaborate on €200M renewable fuel storage and blending infrastructure project.

2021

IFM Increased Stake

IFM increases ownership to 35%, funding Asian and North American terminal acquisitions.

2023

Hydrogen Consortium

Shareholders launch joint venture to develop hydrogen storage and distribution network.

Strong Foundations for Future Growth

Our shareholder structure provides Mafina with the resources, expertise, and stability to meet evolving energy market demands.