MOYA hits 550 stations as Poland's third-largest network
Anwim's fuel brand marked the milestone with a new site in Lubliniec offering truck refueling, a 24-hour shop and Caffe MOYA, and plans further expansion into smaller towns.
MOYA, the fuel station network run by Anwim S.A., has reached 550 stations with the opening of a milestone site in Lubliniec, Poland. The country's third-largest fuel network is expanding its footprint while also investing in foodservice, fleet services and digital tools for customers.
Since the brand launched in 2009, Anwim has grown by building company-owned stations and partnering with independent Polish entrepreneurs as franchisees. The new Lubliniec station sells PB95 and PB98 petrol, standard and premium diesel, and AdBlue from a dispenser. Trucks have a fast TIR dispenser and parking and the site also has a 24-hour shop, a Caffe MOYA food area and self-checkouts.
"Reaching 550 stations is not just about numbers, but above all proof of the trust of our business partners and millions of drivers across Poland," said Rafał Pietrasina, President of the Management Board of Anwim S.A. "We are not slowing down. We are building a stable network resilient to market challenges, focusing on a high standard of service, an extensive non-fuel offer and modern solutions for fleets."
Across the network, the Super MOYA app combines a loyalty program with mobile payments. For businesses, the MOYA Firma program offers cashless settlements and tighter control of fuel spending.
In addition to this expansion, Anwim is building its own electric vehicle charging infrastructure under the MOYA energia brand, which also gives drivers access to partner operators' charging points. The company plans to keep expanding along major transit routes and in smaller towns.
