According to Zsolt, fuel consumption is expected to grow in coming years due to several factors, among which, the increase in the number of vehicles and youths’ desire to enjoy more mobility.
MOL Romania CEO Camelia Ene, in turn, said MOL Group will invest EUR10 to EUR15 million per year in Romania in developing its network of gas filling stations.
MOL has invested over EUR220 million in Romania, which does not include acquisitions, since its entry on the local market until present.
Camelia Ene has recently taken over as Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Mol Romania, replacing Kinga Daradics.
Mol has been operating on the Romanian market since 1994. Throughout its 22 years of activity locally, it had acquired the Amoco network in 1997, the company Shell Romania in 2004 and in February 2015, it completed the acquisition of 42 ENI gas stations located in high-traffic areas.
The distribution network of MOL Group in Romania reaches some 200 gas filling stations. The company has an extended portfolio in the field of fuel trading for natural persons and legal entities, and as regards sales of lubricants, car care products and petrochemical products.