When did Sulnox announce its distribution agreement with DLBC?

Sulnox announced the agreement on 1 June 2026. The announcement covers the partnership with DLBC S.A.S. and its intended distribution of Sulnox Eco across relevant customer segments.

What does DLBC do under Sulnox’s distribution agreement?

DLBC distributes lubricant brands including Veedol, Technilub, Terre-Agri and Castrol, and supplies approximately 14 million litres of product per annum. It operates manufacturing and distribution facilities and has a network of approximately 850 dealer distribution points across France.

How large is DLBC’s existing business according to Sulnox?

Sulnox said DLBC has a turnover of c.$50m and supplies approximately 14 million litres of product per annum. The company was founded in 2006 by former Castrol executives and is based in Merignac.

Which industries and customers does DLBC serve for Sulnox Eco?

DLBC serves agriculture, commercial road fleets, consumer and industrial customers. Sulnox also said DLBC is a key manufacturer and supplier of lubricants to top global OEMs in agriculture and their franchise dealership networks.

Why does Sulnox see an opportunity for Sulnox Eco in agriculture?

Sulnox identified fuel cost sensitivity, high-load and stop-start operating conditions, and fuel degradation or contamination during storage as challenges for agricultural operators. The company said these factors can contribute to higher fuel usage, increased maintenance requirements and reduced equipment reliability.

Which markets does Sulnox expect the DLBC partnership to address?

Sulnox said the partnership will target agriculture, road transport and other sectors. It also identified mining and extractive industries in France, including lithium for batteries, tungsten and rare earths, as a target sector with an emissions-conscious supply chain.

How does Sulnox describe the wider opportunity in France and Europe?

Sulnox said France and the wider European market represent a growing opportunity as agricultural operators face pressure to improve efficiency and reduce environmental impact under evolving national and EU policy frameworks. The company linked this pressure to demand for immediate, practical solutions.

What did Sulnox CEO Ben Richardson say about the DLBC agreement?

Ben Richardson, CEO of Sulnox, said DLBC is a proactive partner with national scale, connections to major OEMs and responsiveness to market changes. He said Sulnox looked forward to demonstrating Sulnox Eco’s capabilities in agriculture, road transport and other sectors.

What did DLBC CEO Xavier Simon say about Sulnox Eco and the next steps?

Xavier Simon, CEO of DLBC, said Sulnox Eco is complementary to DLBC’s lubricant portfolio and described it as a greentech solution deployed in shipping and industry with potential in further sectors. He said the companies would work closely together in the coming months, using their technical and commercial capabilities to pursue B2B opportunities.

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Sulnox announces distribution agreement with France’s DLBC

Published Monday, 01 June 2026

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Company: Sulnox Group PLC
Listings: AQSE:SNOX, OTCQX:SNOXF
Announcement type: Contract award
Published: Monday, 01 June 2026
Source announcement: sulnoxgroup.com

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Sulnox announced a distribution agreement with DLBC S.A.S, a France-based distributor serving agriculture, commercial road fleets, consumer and industrial customers.

DLBC distributes Veedol, Technilub, Terre-Agri and Castrol products through approximately 850 dealer distribution points across France. It supplies approximately 14 million litres of product per annum and has turnover of c.$50m.

Sulnox said Sulnox Eco is designed to improve combustion efficiency and fuel behavior while remaining compatible with existing engines and infrastructure. The company said it expects to demonstrate the product in agriculture, road transport and other sectors. DLBC said it will work with Sulnox in the coming months on B2B opportunities.

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Sulnox announced a distribution agreement with DLBC S.A.S., a France-based distributor of lubricants serving agriculture, commercial road fleets, consumer and industrial segments. Sulnox said the partnership represents further progress in pursuing revenue opportunities with land-based customers.

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Company: Sulnox Group PLC
Title: Distribution Agreement with France’s DLBC
Published: Monday, 01 June 2026
Source site: sulnoxgroup.com

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