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PBF is a publicly traded company, meaning it's owned by shareholders. One of its biggest shareholders is Control Empresarial de Capitales, a Mexican investment company run by billionaire Carlos Slim. Interestingly, it's been buying up lots of shares of the company lately.
Blackstone was the private equity group that helped found the company in 2008, but the company went public in 2012, so it's not controlled by any one entity.
PBF is owned by Blackstone?
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PBF is a publicly traded company, meaning it's owned by shareholders. One of its biggest shareholders is Control Empresarial de Capitales, a Mexican investment company run by billionaire Carlos Slim. Interestingly, it's been buying up lots of shares of the company lately.
Blackstone was the private equity group that helped found the company in 2008, but the company went public in 2012, so it's not controlled by any one entity.
Here's the wikipdedia page with more information on the company and its history: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PBF_Energy
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