Evos

Evos operates oil terminals that provide storage, handling, and transfer services for petroleum products. The company's facilities are located in the Netherlands, Belgium, and Malta, serving ports in these countries. Through its terminals, Evos supports the loading and unloading of oil cargoes for vessels calling at these ports. Its services are integral to the supply chain that moves refined fuels from production sites to distribution networks. The company's customers include oil traders, refiners, and retail fuel operators who rely on timely terminal operations. By maintaining infrastructure at key maritime locations, Evos contributes to the reliability of regional fuel markets.

Evos's terminals are classified as critical energy infrastructure due to their role in the storage and transfer of large volumes of oil. The company specializes in providing secure and efficient terminal services that comply with international safety and environmental standards. In January 2022, a cyber attack targeted Evos's terminals in the Netherlands, Belgium, and Malta, causing operational slowdowns in loading and unloading activities. The incident disrupted fuel distribution chains and highlighted the vulnerability of terminal operations to cyber threats. While the attack's origin remained unconfirmed, authorities noted criminal motives and noted the broader context of ransomware activity against critical infrastructure. No public information indicates a parent company or subsidiary structure for Evos in the available sources.