Blanko Oil
Ghanaian private fuel station chain and petroleum products retailer operating seven owned stations across the country.
Last updated September 28, 2026
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Overview
Blanko Oil Company Limited (commonly known as Blanko Oil) is a private limited liability company incorporated in Ghana on November 27, 2014, under the Companies Code of 1963 (Act 179). The company commenced business on December 19, 2014. According to its official website, the company was once under Union Oil and UBI Petroleum Company and finally obtained its license through the National Petroleum Authority in 2014. It is headquartered in Takoradi, Ghana, where its main office and one of its service stations are located. Blanko Oil operates as a fuel station chain, owning seven tank stations spread across Ghana. Each station provides gasoline (super) and diesel (AGO), with tank capacities of 90,000 litres for both products at locations including Takoradi, Elubo, Eyisam, Amansie, Kasalgu, and Kasena. The company positions itself around quality, reliability, and innovation, stating a corporate mandate to maintain strong core values that reflect its philosophy. It aims to become a leading brand for energy sources based on product innovation and service excellence, and to establish a strong international brand presence in the sub-region. The company continues to invest in its brand and is developing a "Blanko Card" loyalty or payment product, listed as "Coming Soon" on its website. Its services emphasize logistics expertise and customer trust. As a private company, Blanko Oil is not publicly listed and its ownership structure beyond the corporate entity is not disclosed in the available evidence. The brand remains active in Ghana's downstream petroleum sector, competing with other indigenous and international fuel retailers.
History
Blanko Oil Company Limited was incorporated in Ghana on November 27, 2014, under the Companies Code of 1963 (Act 179), and commenced business on December 19, 2014. According to the company's official website, it was once under Union Oil and UBI Petroleum Company before finally obtaining its license through the National Petroleum Authority in 2014. This licensing marked its formal entry into Ghana's downstream petroleum sector as an independent fuel retailer. From its base in Takoradi, the company developed a network of seven owned fuel stations across Ghana. These stations are located in Takoradi, Elubo, Eyisam, Amansie, Kasalgu, and Kasena, among others, and each is equipped with 90,000-litre tank capacity for both super gasoline and AGO (diesel). The company emphasizes a corporate mandate to maintain strong core values reflecting its philosophy, and it has invested in building its brand as a supplier of choice through innovative products and business solutions. As of the available evidence, Blanko Oil continues to operate as a private limited liability company. It has announced the development of a "Blanko Card" product, listed as "Coming Soon" on its website, indicating ongoing efforts to expand its customer offerings. The company's stated vision is to become a leading brand for energy sources based on product innovation and service excellence, with a presence felt in the sub-region.
- 2014
Incorporated in Ghana on November 27 under the Companies Code of 1963 (Act 179).
- 2014
Commenced business on December 19.
- 2014
Obtained license through the National Petroleum Authority.
Operates seven owned fuel stations across Ghana with 90,000L tank capacity for super and AGO at each.
Announced development of Blanko Card, listed as 'Coming Soon'.
Products and positioning
Quality, reliability, and innovation in fuel retail; aiming to become a leading energy brand in the sub-region.
Gasoline (Super)
Fuel product sold at all Blanko Oil stations.
Diesel (AGO)
Automotive gas oil sold at all Blanko Oil stations.
Blanko Card
Loyalty or payment card under development, listed as 'Coming Soon'.
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