Esmax operates one of Chile's largest fuel and lubricant distribution networks (300+ service stations, multiple airports, industrial supply) and convenience stores, now fully owned by Saudi Aramco as of March 2024. The tech stack is enterprise-grade (SAP S/4HANA, Dynamics 365, Azure, Power BI) with no active migrations visible — the company is focused on implementation depth rather than platform replacement. Active hiring spans engineering, support, and operations with a mid-level bias, and project focus splits between digital transformation (WhatsApp bot, customer experience strategy, SAC redesign) and operational scale (monitoring, maintenance, sustainability tracking).
Esmax is a fuel, lubricant, and convenience retail operator with over a century of history across Chile. The company manages a network of more than 300 service stations, multiple fuel distribution terminals, a lubricant and specialty products plant, and operations at major Chilean airports. In March 2024, Aramco acquired Esmax, triggering a brand migration where service stations moved to the Aramco brand and convenience stores to the aStop brand. Beyond retail, Esmax supplies industrial clients and aviation fuel, positioning itself as a full-spectrum energy distribution and convenience player. The organization employs 501–1,000 people and is headquartered in Santiago's Las Condes district.
Esmax runs SAP S/4HANA, Microsoft Dynamics 365, Microsoft Project, Excel, Power BI, and AutoCAD across operations; development and infrastructure uses Bash, Python, PowerShell, and Microsoft Azure.
Current projects include S/4HANA implementation, customer experience strategy rollout, WhatsApp bot deployment, retail loyalty program, SAC (customer service) redesign, sustainability tracking, energy consumption monitoring, and infrastructure maintenance across the network.
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