GAS STATIONS
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East Wants Bigger Share Of Romania’s Fuel Market
State-owned oil companies of Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan and Russia came to control half of network-affiliated gas stations on the Romanian market.
SOCAR Opens New Gas Station, Plans To Reach 35-Unit Network In Romania In 2014
Azeri state-run oil company SOCAR opened its first gas station in Bucharest Friday and wants to reach a network of 35 gas stations in Romania in 2014, from 25 units currently.
SOCAR Opens Four New Gas Stations In Romania, Reaches 24-Unit Network
Azeri state-run oil company SOCAR opened four new gas stations in Romania following investments of EUR4 million and expanded its local network to 24 units.
MOL Opens Four New Gas Stations In Romania, Reaches 147-Unit Network
MOL Romania, the local subsidiary of Hungarian oil group MOL, opened four new gas stations in Romania, following an investment of EUR1.3 million, reaching a countrywide network of 147 units.
MOL Romania To Continue Expansion Even If Market Stays Flat In 2014
MOL Romania, the fourth largest oil company in the country, has opened three new gas stations since the start of 2014 and says it will continue expansion so as to reach 15% market share on t...
Rompetrol To Invest $17M In New Filling Station Concept
Romania’s second largest oil company Rompetrol will invest $17 million to revamp 25 gas filling station and launch three new others by the end of this year.
Map of Romania’s Largest Gas Station Owners
The largest oil companies in Romania, Petrom, Rompetrol, Lukoil and MOL Romania, together control around 1,400 gas stations, according to data provided by the companies.
Convenience Stores Part Of Gas Stations – A EUR600M Business
Sales of non-oil products sold at gas stations exceeded EUR600 million last year, according to ZF calculations based on data provided by oil companies, which say such products generated 10%...
Gazprom To Invest EUR150M In Filling Stations In Romania By 2015
Russia’s Gazprom will invest over EUR150 million in its Romanian gas filling station network by 2015, Gazprom Neft’s deputy general manager Kirill Kravchenko said Friday.