Slovenian energy company Petrol has voiced dissatisfaction with the Government’s decision to maintain the current fuel price regulation system across all filling stations and indicated it will increasingly focus its development efforts on markets with more predictable regulatory conditions in the region. The Government recently adopted a new decree extending the existing pricing mechanism for […]
Slovenian energy company Petrol has announced a series of immediate measures in response to the government’s recent fuel price controls. CEO Saša Berger revealed that the company will suspend all development investments within Slovenia, freeze sponsorships and donations, and prepare to renegotiate contracts with suppliers. Additionally, Petrol plans to close several unprofitable petrol stations. Berger
Slovenia: Petrol to distribute nearly entire profit as dividends amid margin concerns Read More »
Shareholders of the Slovenian energy company Petrol have approved a proposal to allocate almost the entire profit from the previous year toward dividend payments, resulting in a gross dividend of €2.10 per share—an increase of €0.30 compared to last year. At the meeting, concerns were raised over persistently low profit margins, which shareholders warned could
Romania: Petrol proposes increased dividend amid record profits in 2024 Read More »
Slovenian energy company Petrol has proposed a gross dividend of €2.10 per share for the 2024 financial year, marking an increase of €0.30 compared to last year. The proposal, approved by the company’s Supervisory Board, will be presented for shareholder approval at the upcoming general assembly scheduled for the end of May. The dividend increase
Slovenia: Petrol shareholders approve 1.8 euro per share dividend Read More »
Slovenian energy group said that its shareholders have approved a gross dividend payment of 1.8 euro per share, scheduled for August 2, up from 0.7 euro paid for the previous year. At their general meeting held on May 23, shareholders approved a dividend payout of 74 million euros from the profit available for appropriation, Petrol
SEE region: Petrol and its partners to install a high-power charging network Read More »
Slovenian Petrol Group and three companies—Allego, Emobility Solutions, and GreenWay—have been selected to facilitate the rollout of charging infrastructure for electric vehicles along key TEN-T corridors. The Cross-E project has been established to enable a path towards future zero-emission travel through the realisation of high-powered electric vehicle (EV) charging points along key routes and ports across
