Puma Energy expands network with new service station in Argentina
The launch brings the company’s nationwide network to more than 410 stations.
Puma Energy has opened a new service station along National Route 9 near Baradero, strengthening its presence on one of Argentina’s busiest transport corridors. The launch brings the company’s nationwide network to more than 410 petrol stations, marking another step in its ongoing expansion strategy.
The three‑hectare site includes dedicated forecourts for both light and heavy vehicles, featuring two fuel islands for cars and six loading bays for trucks. It also adds two electric charging points. The station incorporates EV chargers, upgraded rest areas, including exclusive bathrooms and changing facilities.
A Super 7 convenience store anchors the commercial offering, complemented by a new branch of Dean & Dennys, the fast‑growing burger chain that continues to deepen its partnership with Puma Energy. An outdoor seating area aims to provide a more relaxed stopover for travellers.
“This renovation is part of our ambitious plan to offer customers everything they need, modern spaces, a wide range of services and a strong gastronomic proposal,” said Alejandro Stevenazzi, the company’s commercial manager.
The opening forms part of Puma Energy’s broader modernisation plan, which has already seen 190 stores renovated across its Super 7 and Shop Express formats. The company expects to reach more than 250 refurbished locations by the end of the year.
