Energy Omani fuel retailer plans 14 new stations in Saudi Arabia By Pramod Kumar July 24, 2023, 5:00 AM Oman News Agency The new 'one-stop-shop' stations will increase the number of service stations to 26 by the fourth quarter of 2023 State-owned Oman Oil Marketing Company (Oomco) plans to open 14 service stations in Saudi Arabia as part of its regional expansion strategy. The new “one-stop-shop” stations will increase the number of service stations to 26 by the fourth quarter of 2023, state-run Oman News Agency reported. ‘A long way to go’ to reduce the Gulf’s carbon emissions GCC on track to be linked by rail in next 10 years The agreement is part of a memorandum of understanding signed between Oomco and Tamiyoz for Fuel, a Saudi-based investment and development company for fuel stations. Jaber Mansour Al Wahaibi, general manager of international retail, business development, strategic planning, marketing and digital transformation at Oomco, said the company aims to become one of the top five fuel marketers in the GCC by 2027. “Saudi Arabia’s fast-growing population and vibrant economy mean that there is a growing need for us to build and develop more service stations across the kingdom,” said Yousif Masoud Al Saadi, CEO of Tamiyoz for Fuel.
