Nayara Energy to Add One Fuel Station Per Day in 2025
07 Jan 2025
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Nayara Energy, India鈥檚 largest private fuel retailer, announced plans to expand its retail network by adding 400 petrol pumps in 2025, equating to one new fuel station every day. With over 6,500 outlets already operational, the company aims to strengthen its presence across states like Gujarat, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, and Rajasthan.
In a statement, Nayara Energy confirmed it is "on track to add 400 retail outlets this year" and has revamped its dealer program to attract new entrepreneurs, offering opportunities to open petrol pumps nationwide.
The company operates a 20-million-tonnes-per-year refinery in Vadinar, Gujarat, and recently entered the petrochemical sector with a 450,000-tonnes-per-year polypropylene plant. Its extensive network of petrol pumps ensures reliable and safe mobility across the country, catering to both urban hubs and underserved markets.
Alessandro des Dorides, CEO of Nayara Energy, emphasised the importance of expanding the network in emerging towns to support India鈥檚 growing economy. He stated, "Our dealer program creates avenues for entrepreneurship, enabling mobility and connectivity in underserved markets."
Nayara Energy's fuel stations offer high-quality fuels, lubricants, and convenience services. Positioned strategically along national highways and in urban clusters, these outlets serve as vital links to markets and communities across India.
The company is leveraging technology, including chatbots and AI tools, to enhance customer interactions and ensure transparency in loyalty programs. "Every new fuel station contributes to nation-building by enabling mobility and connectivity," the company added.
Nayara Energy remains committed to delivering exceptional customer experiences and spearheading innovation in the energy sector, further cementing its role as a trusted energy partner for India.
(ET)
Nayara Energy, India鈥檚 largest private fuel retailer, announced plans to expand its retail network by adding 400 petrol pumps in 2025, equating to one new fuel station every day. With over 6,500 outlets already operational, the company aims to strengthen its presence across states like Gujarat, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, and Rajasthan.
In a statement, Nayara Energy confirmed it is on track to add 400 retail outlets this year and has revamped its dealer program to attract new entrepreneurs, offering opportunities to open petrol pumps nationwide.
The company operates a 20-million-tonnes-per-year refinery in Vadinar, Gujarat, and recently entered the petrochemical sector with a 450,000-tonnes-per-year polypropylene plant. Its extensive network of petrol pumps ensures reliable and safe mobility across the country, catering to both urban hubs and underserved markets.
Alessandro des Dorides, CEO of Nayara Energy, emphasised the importance of expanding the network in emerging towns to support India鈥檚 growing economy. He stated, Our dealer program creates avenues for entrepreneurship, enabling mobility and connectivity in underserved markets.
Nayara Energy's fuel stations offer high-quality fuels, lubricants, and convenience services. Positioned strategically along national highways and in urban clusters, these outlets serve as vital links to markets and communities across India.
The company is leveraging technology, including chatbots and AI tools, to enhance customer interactions and ensure transparency in loyalty programs. Every new fuel station contributes to nation-building by enabling mobility and connectivity, the company added.
Nayara Energy remains committed to delivering exceptional customer experiences and spearheading innovation in the energy sector, further cementing its role as a trusted energy partner for India.
(ET)
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