index of the 100 companies listed on the London Stock Exchange with the highest market capitalisation in December 2015. In February 2015, DCC completed the disposal of substantially all its Food & Beverage subsidiaries. During the same year the company acquired Butagaz S.A.S., a French LPG business, from Shell for €464 million. The acquisition made DCC Europe's third-largest LPG distributor. In March 2016, the company agreed to acquire Alimentation Couche Tard's commercial and aviation fuels business in Denmark for €40 million. The deal included a 139-site retail petrol station network and supply contracts with 66 dealers. In April 2017, DCC announced it had agreed to sell its Environmental division to Exponent, a private equity firm, for £219 million. The company also announced the acquisition of Shell's liquefied petroleum gas business in Hong Kong and Macau for £120 million, its first acquisition outside of Europe, and the retirement of its chief executive Tommy Breen. In July 2017 Donal Murphy, previously Managing Director of DCC Energy, became Chief Executive. In 2019 DCC purchased the retail fuel operations of Tesco Ireland, with these being converted to automated stations under "Certa" branding. This branding is a variant of the "Certas" name which is used for home heating oil in the UK and as the holding company for their Esso branded stations in Europe. Divisions These are: DCC Energy, a liquefied petroleum gas sales and marketing business in Europe, with a developing business in the retailing of natural gas DCC Healthcare, a healthcare business, providing products and services to healthcare providers and health and beauty brand owners DCC Technology, a route-to-market and supply chain partner for global technology brands See also List of Irish companies References External links Official Website Companies formerly listed on Euronext Dublin Holding companies of Ireland Holding companies established in 1976 Companies listed on the London Stock Exchange Irish companies established in 1976