MOYA aims to establish 800 service stations in Poland by 2030
The retailer’s growth plans for the rest of the decade also include a big focus on alternatives and developing an charging infrastructure both in and out of its fuel retail network.
Anwim, owner of the MOYA fuel retail chain, has announced its focus to grow its service station network up to 800 locations by 2030.
As part of the company’s growth strategy until 2030, the firm seeks to expand its service station network as well as increase its investments in clean energies. Anwin intends to have an active role in the country's energy transition, creating its own network of over 4,000 charging points both at MOYA stations and outside them.
Customers will have access to around 1,000 electric vehicle charging points nationwide by the end of this year. In addition, the company intends to invest in renewable energy production to be able to offer customers the greenest possible solutions and products.
Anwim Capital Group will also further expand the MOYA network, opening 50 new stations every year. This will lead up to operating a network of 800 service stations by 2030.
