(Bloomberg) -- Exxon Mobil Corp. has sold its 25% stake in the Miro refinery in Germany to Liwathon Group, a privately held investment company.

The stake will be held by the Liwathon’s Alcmene oil and commodity trading unit, Liwathon said in a statement. It didn’t provide a value for the transaction.

Alcmene had been in the running to buy a share in the German Schwedt refinery last year, though that deal didn’t go through.

Miro in southwest Germany is the nation’s second-biggest oil-processing plant. The site has the biggest storage tanks in Germany, the then-head of Miro told local press in 2020.

--With assistance from Jack Wittels and Petra Sorge.

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