Since September 2023, Petrosun LLP (49% share belongs to JSC NC KazMunayGas) has supplied 22,400 tons of social fuel oil (for the needs of social and production facilities and institutions) to the regions of Kazakhstan. Fuel supply amounted to 42%. At the same time, three Kazakh refineries announced for shipment of another 9,140 tons of social fuel oil. Karaganda, Akmola, Zhambyl regions and Almaty were among the first to receive fuel oil. Delivery of fuel oil to the regions continues.
Petrosun supplies fuel within the framework of the “Schedule of assignment of regions and cities of Astana, Almaty and Shymkent to the main resource holders of oil and oil products for the supply of fuel oil to social and industrial facilities and institutions in the fall-winter period of 2023-24” approved by the Ministry of Energy of the Republic of Kazakhstan (hereinafter – the Schedule). (hereinafter – the Schedule) and in accordance with the address distribution of local executive bodies.
Last month Petrosun secured 94% of fuel oil supply within the September volume stipulated in the Schedule. In October, fuel was supplied at 25% of the monthly volume. The obligations will be fully fulfilled as payment is received from regional operators.
Karaganda, Akmola, Zhambyl regions and Almaty city were among the first to receive social fuel oil. The volume of fuel supplied amounted to 12,180 tons.
At present, the delivery of fuel oil to the regions continues. Out of the volume of 30,430 tons planned by the Schedule for October, 10,240 tons have been delivered.
From November 2023 through February 2024. Petrosun intends to supply fuel to the regions designated by the Schedule, namely: Atyrau (2,000 tons), Karaganda (25,647 tons), Ulytau (4,761 tons), Pavlodar (7,418 tons), East Kazakhstan (4,619 tons), Abay (540 tons), North Kazakhstan (3,869 tons), Zhambyl (15,028 tons), Zhetysu (6,876 tons), Turkestan (1,700 tons), Kyzylorda (6,085 tons), Mangistau (2,700 tons) and Almaty oblasts (614 tons), as well as to the cities of Astana (1,000 tons), Almaty (10,592 tons), Shymkent (10,000 tons) and Baikonur (4,800 tons). The total volume will be 108,249 tons.
It should be noted that Petrosun, unlike other resource holders, accounts for a significant part of social obligations. This is almost 60% of the total volume of fuel oil supply according to the Schedule, which corresponds to 161,892 tons.
Petrosun continues to fulfill the social obligations imposed on it by the state under the Schedule in full within the agreed timeframe.
For reference: Petrosun LLP was established in January 2012. The Company is a subsidiary of JSC National Company KazMunaiGas and CNPC International in Kazakhstan LLP. The main activities include: purchase and refining of crude oil, sales of oil products in the domestic and foreign markets.