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BP exits Indonesian fuel station business, but BP-AKR stations will continue

BP exits Indonesian fuel station business, but BP-AKR stations will continue

BP has exited its investment in Indonesian BP-AKR fuel stations by selling its stake in PT Aneka Petroindo Raya, or APR.

Two subsidiaries of AKR bought BP's 49.9% stake for US$14.22 million.

APR, a joint venture previously owned by BP and AKR Corporindo, runs the stations.

A trademark licence allows APR to keep the BP name and use BP's international operating standards.

The stations will continue selling bp 92, bp Ultimate and bp Ultimate Diesel, with no change to the fuel range announced.

This matters to customers because the change in ownership is not expected to affect station operations or the products available.

APR says it will focus on fuel quality and customer service across its network.

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APR is committed to continuing to provide quality fuel and the best service for BP-AKR station customers.
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Product quality and customer service are our priorities.
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