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Bosnia: “Holdina” is the largest importer of petroleum products in the FBiH

In 2014, “Holdina” was the largest importer of petroleum products in the Federation of BiH, according to the Federal Ministry of Trade. Last year, “Holdina” imported 496,329 tons of petroleum products, which represents a market share of 71.60%.

After “Holdina” the second largest importer is “Petrol BH Oil Company” which imported 113,288 tons, achieving a market share of 16.34%.

Among largest importers in the third place is “G-Petrol” (“Gazprom”) from Sarajevo with imported 54,444 tons and a market share of 7.85%, while the “HIFA Oil” from Tešnje is fourth with imported 15,999 tons and a market share of 2.31%.

In 2014, in the Federation BiH was imported a total of 693,164 tons of oil products, which is around 7.62% more than in the same period last year when it imported 644,060 tonnes.

Most petroleum products were imported from Croatia 473,543 t (68.32%), followed by Italy 86,841 t (12, 53%), Serbia 58,676 t (8.46%) and so on.

Simultaneously, from “Brod Oil Refinery” or other supplier from RS were purchased 256,090 tons, which is around 1.55% less than in the same period last year when it was purchased 260,123 tons.

Most petroleum products were procured from “Optima group” from Banja Luka , around 94.36% (241,637t) while the rest of quantities were procured from companies “Super Petrol” Banja Luka, “Reunion” Banja Luka, “Igmin MM” and directly Refinery Brod, according to Biznis.ba portal.

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