Valvoline Inc., founded on September 6, 1866, by John Ellis in Binghamton, New York, is a prominent American company specializing in automotive lubricants and chemicals. With a core mission to provide high-quality automotive products and services, Valvoline offers motor oil, additives, antifreeze, brake fluid, and grease products. Additionally, the company operates Valvoline Instant Oil Change centers, providing quick, no-appointment-necessary vehicle maintenance services. Valvoline's market focus spans both consumer and commercial automotive sectors.
Notable individuals affiliated with Valvoline include CEO Lori Flees and CFO Mary Meixelsperger. The company is publicly traded on the NYSE under the ticker VVV and is a component of the S&P 400. Valvoline reported a revenue of $1.24 billion in 2022. Over its long history, Valvoline has achieved significant milestones, including its evolution from Continuous Oil Refining Co. to its current global operations. The company's impact is evident in its widespread service locations and trusted reputation in the automotive industry.