Poland's state oil company is moving to diversify crude sourcing after the
Middle East conflict disrupted deliveries from its main partner ARAMCO. The
state-owned refiner and retailer, the largest oil company in the eastern EU,
said it is buying spot cargoes after a drone attack on a Saudi pipeline
interrupted shipments. It has been notified that four September cargoes from
ARAMCO will not arrive, will meet Saudi representatives in the coming days, and
has already secured 16 replacement cargoes to cover the shortfall.
