Tatneft enters Uzbekistan with latest opening

The Russian fuelling giant has plans to open 22 gas stations in the Asian country.

Russia’s Tatneft has entered the Ukrainian market with the opening of a new station in the Tashkent region.

By the end of 2020, the company is expected to create a network of 22 gas stations in Uzbekistan, becoming the third Russian player to enter the country.

The gas stations plan to sell gasoline grades AI-95, AI-92 and diesel fuel produced by TANECO, gasoline AI-80 produced by the Uzbek refineries, as well as methane.

The industrial complex of the company includes steadily developing enterprises of crude oil and gas production, petroleum refining, petrochemicals production, the tire-manufacturing complex, network of filling stations and services, reports Azernews.