Fuel supply secured till June, says PETRONAS


KUALA LUMPUR: National oil company PETRONAS has confirmed that fuel supply across its network of stations nationwide has been secured through the end of June, an extension from its earlier projection of end May.

In a statement, PETRONAS said it continues to actively manage its supply chain to ensure sufficient stock across its station network amid the current global energy crisis arising from the Middle East conflict.

“PETRONAS supplies about 50% of the country’s fuel needs through its public-listed subsidiary PETRONAS Dagangan Bhd.

“The balance is being supplied by other oil companies operating in Malaysia,” it said. 

The national oil company has also reaffirmed its commitment to ensuring a stable and reliable fuel supply for all Malaysians.

“Members of the public are encouraged to purchase fuel responsibly according to their daily needs and avoid any hoarding or panic buying,” it said.

Responsible usage will help ensure continued accessibility for all, it added.

On April 1, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim said PETRONAS is assisting the government in providing sufficient oil and gas supplies at least until May.

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!

Next In Nation

Dewan Rakyat pass Bill to allow prosecution of child sexual offences committed overseas
Sports industry records RM24.1bil growth, 198,400 jobs in 2024, says Statistics Department
Bersama unveils five-point service pledge for Johor election
73-year-old claims trial to charges of sexually assaulting two minors in mosque storeroom
Durian trader charged with uploading false post on fuel shipment
Melaka govt's public service delivery records 91.94% satisfaction, says CM
Goodbye Amaco: Oldest Sun Bear at Sandakan conservation centre dies at 33
Teo wishes Syed Saddiq good luck over July 13 court decision
Anwar unveils new Malaysian passport with 94 security features
New Malaysian passport rollout begins in July through 14 passport offices nationwide

Others Also Read