Indonesia's Pertamina raises non-subsidised fuel prices, keeps subsidised rates unchanged


FILE PHOTO: People waiting in line for two hours to get fuel at a petrol station after a flash flood that occurred in Nov 2025 in Aceh Tamiang, Northern Sumatra. — AFP

JAKARTA: Indonesia’s government-owned oil company, Pertamina, has raised prices of several non-subsidised fuel products effective Monday (May 4), while maintaining rates for subsidised fuels and key gasoline grades.

The steepest increase was seen in non-subsidised diesel fuel Pertamina Dex (CN 53), which rose Rp4,000 (US$0.23) to Rp27,900 per litre from Rp23,900, according to Antara News Agency on Monday.

This was followed by diesel fuel Dexlite (CN 51), which increased to Rp26,000 per litre from Rp23,600, and petrol Pertamax Turbo (RON 98), which climbed to Rp19,900 per litre from Rp19,400.

Meanwhile, the price of non-subsidised petrol Pertamax (RON 92) remains unchanged at Rp12,300 per litre, while Pertamax Green (RON 95) is steady at Rp12,900 per litre, a level maintained since March.

Subsidised fuel products are also unchanged, with petrol Pertalite priced at Rp10,000 per litre and diesel Biosolar at Rp6,800 per litre.

Pertamina said the adjustment is in line with Indonesia’s fuel pricing policy set by the Energy and Mineral Resources Ministry, which governs the base price formula for retail fuel sold at public filling stations. - Bernama

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