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Serbia: NIS opens chain of petrol stations in Bulgaria

 

Petroleum Industry of Serbia (NIS) plans to buy 20 petrol stations in Bulgaria, Serbian SEEbiz news website reports.
According to NIS deputy general director Nicolaus Petri the company plans to buy petrol stations in Romania as well. He said NIS wanted to set up a chain of 80 petrol stations in Bulgaria in the next two years. 

 

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