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BP and Shell Transfer Indonesian Fuel Station Businesses, Keep Their Brands

BP and Shell Transfer Indonesian Fuel Station Businesses, Keep Their Brands

BP and Shell have transferred their Indonesian fuel station businesses to local companies.

BP sold its remaining 49.9% stake in station operator APR to AKR, which now owns all of the company.

BP branding and standards will remain in use at the stations.

Shell transferred its station business to Isla Energy Indonesia as part of a transition to Sefas Group, while keeping the Shell brand and fuel products available.

Fuel prices were unchanged from September as of November 10, 2026.

For example, BP 92 and Vivo Revvo 92 cost Rp16,130 per litre, while Shell V-Power Diesel and BP Ultimate Diesel cost Rp25,420 per litre.

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APR management representativeAPR management representative
This change does not affect the use of the bp brand or the implementation of bp standards that apply internationally
via CNBC Indonesia
Shell Indonesia managementCompany management
The transaction was completed under the revised sale and purchase agreement with the SEFAS Group
via CNBC Indonesia