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LSE:VVO (Vivo Energy Plc)

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Vivo Energy is the company behind the Shell brand in Africa and is jointly owned by Vitol, Helios Investment Partners and Shell.
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Stock market rally: should I buy Vivo Energy shares?

| Royston Roche

Vivo Energy has operations in Africa. Royston Roche analyses the company whether to include it in his portfolio.

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| Tom Chen

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| Jabran Khan

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Forget other emerging markets. Why these African stocks have enormous growth potential

| Ian Pierce

With fast-growing populations and economies to sell to, these African-focused firms have great growth potential.

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