SPC in a press release said, “Customers are promised an enhanced refueling experience at SPC stations in Myanmar. They will enjoy the same premium quality fuel developed by SPC, which is imported directly from its refinery in Singapore.” SPC’s stations are ‘designed with a strong focus on safety’, with features such as anti-static staff uniforms and designated walkways.
The partnership proposes more investment into Myanmar’s retail energy sector, providing job creation opportunities in the country.
SPC’s managing director Xia Hongwei said that they perceive considerable growth opportunities in the oil and gas retail market in Myanmar. Consumers are become more discerning and sophisticated, and there is an increasing demand for higher quality products and services. “A recognized homegrown brand from Singapore, we are committed to developing the SPC brand in Myanmar. We promise to deliver the same added convenience and premium products and services to Myanmar.”
“Combining SPC’s extensive retail experience in Singapore and Shwe Taung’s local knowledge, we are committed to fulfilling Myanmar consumers’ demand for energy in an environmentally and socially sustainable manner,” said U Win Htay, Shwe Taung Energy director.
