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NIS to invest EUR 100mn in gas stations

 

Oil Industry of Serbia (NIS) will invest some EUR 100mn in modernization and construction of new gas stations in Serbia in the next two and a half years.

NIS General Manager Kirill Kravchenko announced this on Friday at the opening of the first NIS gas station sporting new three-color appearance.

The quality of gas and diesel fuels at the stations will be satisfactory for customers, Kravchenko said at the opening of the first rebranded facility Zmaj Dva, which was also attended by Belgrade Mayor Dragan

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