Shell Officially Transfers All Gas Station Business in Indonesia to SEFAS Group, Retaining Fuel Brands and Products
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JAKARTA, JOGLOSEMARNEWS.COM – Around 200 Shell gas stations (SPBU) in Indonesia are no longer under the ownership of the British-Dutch company. The entire Shell gas station business has officially transferred to the SEFAS Group after the ownership transfer process was declared complete on Friday (October 30, 2026). With the completion of the transaction, Shell's gas station network will continue to operate through […] The article: Shell Leaves I…
Shell completes transfer of ownership of its gas station business in Indonesia.
PT Shell Indonesia officially completed the transfer of ownership of its public fuel filling station (SPBU) business in Indonesia to the Sefas Group on Friday (30/10).
Shell has officially transferred the business of approximately 200 gas stations in Indonesia to the SEFAS Group. The Shell brand will continue to be used under a licensing agreement.
Shell Indonesia has officially transferred its entire gas station business to the SEFAS Group. Approximately 200 gas stations will continue to use the Shell brand through licensing.
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