“Last year we continued the projects we had planned. We opened 14 new stations, which makes it one of the most successful years for us in this regard. We will evaluate all opportunities on the market, which will be in line with MOL’s strategy and announce new projects once they are completed,” said Camelia Ene, CEO and country chairman of MOL Romania.
MOL and Rompetrol have recently won the tender of Romania’s national road infrastructure management company CNAIR for 26 services stations (13 each way) for the Bucharest-Arad sections of the A1 highway and the A2 highway.
MOL Romania ended 2019 with RON7 billion (EUR1.47 billion) revenue and RON277 million (EUR58 million) net profit, according to the latest Finance Ministry data.
(English version by Loredana Fratila-Cristescu)