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SEFAS Group Takes Over Shell’s Indonesia Fuel Station Business
On October 30, SEFAS Group completed its takeover of Shell’s fuel station business in Indonesia.
The business now operates through PT Isla Energy Indonesia, which is owned by SEFAS.
The transfer includes about 200 Shell stations and related fuel supply and distribution operations, as well as a fuel terminal in Gresik.
More than 160 of the stations are company-owned.
Under a licensing agreement, the stations will keep using the Shell brand, and customers will still be able to access Shell-refined fuels.
Shell’s lubricants business in Indonesia was not included in the deal.
SEFAS says its priority is a smooth transition and safe, reliable operations.
Shell completed the transfer of its fuel station business in Indonesia to SEFAS Group on October 30, 2026.
The business will operate through PT Isla Energy Indonesia, which is owned by SEFAS Group.
The transfer includes around 200 Shell-branded stations, related fuel supply and distribution operations, and Shell’s fuel storage terminal in Gresik.
The stations will retain the Shell name and continue selling Shell fuel products under a brand licensing agreement.
Shell’s lubricants business in Indonesia was not included in the transaction.
- Who
- Shell Indonesia and SEFAS Group.
- What
- SEFAS Group took ownership of Shell’s Indonesian fuel station business.
- When
- The transfer was completed on October 30, 2026.
- Where
- Indonesia, including Shell’s fuel storage terminal in Gresik, East Java.
- Why
- SEFAS had agreed to acquire the business; the sources do not state a specific reason for the completed transfer.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
SEFAS Group agreed to acquire Shell’s fuel station business in Indonesia, subject to regulatory approval and other conditions.
Shell Indonesia began production at its grease manufacturing plant in Indonesia.
Shell completed the transfer of its Indonesian fuel station business to SEFAS Group.
- Buyer
- SEFAS Group
- Operating company
- PT Isla Energy Indonesia
- Network size
- Around 200 Shell stations
- Company-owned stations
- More than 160
- Fuel storage terminal
- Gresik, East Java
- Excluded business
- Shell’s lubricants business in Indonesia
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Shell has completed the transfer of ownership of its fuel station business in Indonesia to SEFAS Group
As the largest distributor of Shell lubricants in Indonesia, SEFAS is proud to take the next business step and support the future growth of Indonesia's energy retail sector