Pertamina raises prices of non-subsidized fuels

Stare-owned oil and gas company Pertamina has raised prices of non-subsidized fuels to between Rp 150 and Rp 350 per litter beginning June 1 (Monday) in line with an increase in prices of crude oil in the international market.

Pertamina announced Sunday that the prices of all non-subsidized fuels such as Pertamax, Pertmax Plus, and Pertamina-Dex were raised as part of the two-weekly adjustment to the increase in fuel prices on the international crude prices.

Beginning Monday, the price of Pertamax high octane gasoline in Jakarta is raised to Rp 5,850 per liter from Rp 5,500 per liter previously. The price of Bio Pertamax is also raised to Rp 5,850 per liter from Rp 5,500 per liter.

Pertamina Dex is sold at Rp 6,300 per liter, rising from Rp 6,150 per liter. (*)