Repsol’s partners: Alliances that add value

Repsol and IBM have a long history of collaboration, working together on internationally-recognized exploration and production projects such as Kaleidoscope , aimed at improving subsoil imaging techniques; Excalibur, focused on optimizing production at the company’s reservoirs; and Pegasus, which represents a qualitative leap forward by enabling the oil and gas industry to make the most of cutting-edge cognitive technology.

Repsol and Honda signed their alliance as MotoGP's Repsol Honda team in February 1995, and after more than two decades, their collaboration is still seen as a prime example of teamwork and the ongoing quest for excellence.

For Repsol, this alliance has stimulated the development of the most technologically advanced products for the most demanding testing grounds: professional motorsports. The technology that is tested here is later incorporated into our fuels and lubricants which are later available at our service stations, strengthening innovation and quality in the products we offer our customers.

Beyond the commercial aspect of this agreement, this relationship is the result of a shared passion for racing and cutting-edge technology. We are both leading companies in different sectors, with the ability to combine forces to achieve a successful partnership.

Repsol and the KUO Group have been partners since 1999. In 2015 we agreed to extend our joint venture to make Dynasol one of the biggest companies in the synthetic rubber industry worldwide.

Dynasol produces more than 500,000 tons of high added-value materials per year and is expanding its product range, making full use of its own cutting-edge technologies as these can be licensed in any part of the world. 

Operating on three continents, the joint venture is set to become a key player in high-growth markets such as Latin America, North America, and China.