Puma Energy Caribe LLC says it has agreed to buy all of Chevron’s gasoline stations and underground storage tank facilities in Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands. The Swiss oil company says it will sign an undisclosed multimillion dollar agreement with Chevron Corp after regulators approve the deal. Puma said late Thursday it would buy 185 Texaco-brand gas stations in Puerto Rico and seven stations in the US Virgin Islands. Last year, the company bought the old Caribbean Petroleum Company fuel storage facility along with 147 service stations through a court-ordered bankruptcy sale.
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