News
Find out about all the latest news and upcoming events at the Oest Group for the Lubricants, Energy, Filling Stations and Mechanical Engineering Divisions and the Group.
Support for street children in Kenya
In Kenya about 40% of the population live below the poverty line, more than 300,000 of them are children on the streets.
Change of management at Oest Maschinenbau
Startin on January 01st 2022 a new management team consisting of three persons takes over the successorship for the General Manager Gerhard Darcis at…
Oest donates more than 30 laptops and PC‘s to Labdoo
Since more than one year, Oest runs for the for the aid organisation Labdoo.org e.V. receiving offices for old PC’s, tablets, e-book readers and…
Visit for a training course of the technical school for young people at Oest
The technical school for young people of the rural district Freudenstadt offers in collaboration with local companies interesting and practical…
Oest opens AVIA service station in American diner style
With the new opening of the AVIA service station in Erlensee, Oest Tankstellen GmbH & Co. KG has implemented another unusual service station concept…
Oest at Blechexpo 2021
At the leading international trade fair for sheet metal processing from October 26-29 in Stuttgart, the focus will be on detailed and system solutions…
Grand prize of the medium-sized businesses
Georg Oest Mineralölwerk GmbH & Co. KG was awarded nationwide with the grand prize of the medium-sized businesses of the Oskar-Patzelt foundation.
Opening ceremony of the "Schwarzwaldtankstelle" with new "Dorflädle & Stüble“
The newly designed AVIA "Schwarzwaldtankstelle" in Dornhan was opened with an attractive supporting program and official ceremony.
Expanding the storage capacity for special fuels
After upgrading the raw material tank farm, the storage capacity for our special fuels has now been expanded with an additional underground tank.
Foodsharing pilot project at AVIA service stations by Oest
In Germany alone, 11 million tons of food are thrown away every year. According to studies, 40% of this would still be edible without any problems.