Chevron to expand service station network in Cambodia

There are currently 53 Chevron-branded service stations in the country.

Chevron’s subsidiary in Cambodia has unveiled an expansion plan to open more stations in the Southeast Asian country, reports Khmer Times.

The plan was revealed by the Ministry of Mines and Energy after a meeting between its minister Keo Ratanak and Frank Cassulo, Vice President of Chevron in Phnom Penh.

“The US oil company plans to expand the gas station network in Cambodia and support Prime Minister Hun Manet’s policy to solve the oil and gas exploration issue with Thailand based on a win-win policy,” the ministry said in a statement posted on its official Facebook page yesterday.

The firm said in 2021 that its business plan was to expand its service stations in Cambodia by up to 100 stations.

The international brand currently has 53 sites in the country, 30 of which are in Phnom Penh. Of the total number, 17 are company owned, and 36 are owned by retailers, according to the company’s website.