State-owned Ukrnafta has rebranded eight gas stations in the Kyiv region, the company announced on its Facebook page.
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Ukrnafta is expanding its presence in the Kyiv region—eight newly rebranded stations are now ready to welcome customers, the announcement says.
At the beginning of August, Ukrnafta reported that it had closed a deal to acquire the Shell gas station network. The state-owned company is now continuing the rebranding of stations previously operating under the international brand across Ukraine.
List of updated stations:
Stolychnoye Highway heading towards Obukhiv and Kyiv suburbs;
Kyiv–Chop route near Korostyshev — a convenient stop about 100 km from the capital;
Kyiv–Kharkiv route (~12 km from Kyiv) — in Velyka Oleksandrivka, near Boryspil;
Two “mirror” stations on the Kyiv–Kharkiv route within Berezan, Kyiv region;
Uzin, Bila Tserkva district (R-32 road);
Exit from Skvyra towards Zhytomyr (R-18 road);
The historic center of Pereiaslav.
