Total expands petrol station network to Bandung

Monday, November 5 2012 - 03:31 AM WIB

By Godang Sitompul

PT Total Oil Indonesia has expanded its petrol station network to Bandung, West Java, to further tap Indonesia?s growing non-subsidized market.

?After establishing 13 stations in Greater Jakarta, now we?re expanding to Bandung. We are optimistic about the city?s potential,? said Managing Director and CEO Pascal Rigaud during the launch in Bandung on Monday.

Total is among a handful of companies selling non-subsidized, high-octane, fuels in Indonesia. Its competitors include Shell and Petronas as well as state owned oil and gas firm PT Pertamina, which is also the sole distributor of subsidized fuels in the country.

Editing by Dadan Wijaksana

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