Retail Network Development
In line with the strategy adopted in 2019 by its shareholders, the Fund set out the goal to reach a network of 84 gas stations. 48 gas stations are already built, from which 4 stations will be put into commissioning in the near future.
The new filling stations will be operated under the Rompetrol brand and standards and will lead to the creation of more than 1000 new jobs, with a significant number of people being involved in various development stages (design, execution, building) and commercial activities. The fuel will be supplied by Rompetrol Rafinare - the largest of its kind in Romania and one of the most advanced in the Black Sea region.
Rompetrol Downstream - the retail division of the KMG International Group in Romania, recently opened two new integrated service centers on the A1 Highway (Nadlac - Sibiu section), near the town of Recas in Timis County (km 481+646 left and right). The investment required for the construction of the two gas stations amounted to approximately 6.3 million dollars. These two gas stations are part of a package of 12 gas stations financed by the Kazakh-Romanian Energy Investment Fund.
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The Kazakh-Romanian Energy Investment Fund (KREIF) and Rompetrol Downstream - the retail structural subdivision of the KMG International Group in Romania, opened the first 4 integrated service centers on the A1 highway (Nadlac – Sibiu section), near the town of Pecica (km 558+380, left and right) and town of Orastie (KM 340+500, left and right) being a part of a 12 service centers package that KREIF will open on the A1 highway, with a total investment estimated at over 40 million dollars.
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KMG International Group (Rompetrol) opened 10 new gas stations in several regions of Romania in August 2021. Two of them were opened under the Kazakh-Romanian Energy Investment Fund (FIEKR) - the station on Zetarilor Street in Bucharest, respectively the second station in Lugoj, Timis County.
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Check below the videos illustrating how a station is actually built.