Africa-Press – Tanzania. PUMA Energy has said it will ensure its fuel and related products entering the market are efficient and of high quality to consumers as per government’s specifications.
Puma Board Chairman, Dr Suleiman Majige said to reach customers they would continue to expand branches from the current 80 filling stations to 100 by 2025, besides launching new household gas product of LPG that dealers have shown interest to market.
“We thank President Samia Suluhu Hassan for providing a favourable business climate making us also in turn supply quality fuel products, especially oil in our service stations,” Dr Majige said during 2nd Prize giving event to best outlet station dealers in Dar es Salaam, recently.
Through over 3,000 retail sites around the world, they provide high quality fuels, lubricants, services and other products in a clean, safe and secure environment.
“With our team of routinely trained attendants to keep pace with modern changes in the market demand, we see into it that Puma products are safeguarded and only offer, which are allowed in the market. “I know that with uncontaminated products, the government revenue collection increases and the dividends we pay will also shoot up… what is remaining is that our employees should remain focused, disciplined as they serve the public,” Dr Majige said.
Tanzania’s Puma Energy Managing Director, Dominic Dhanah, assured the public that their products are safe, monitored and of high quality.
“Puma Retail puts customers first by offering the products and services they want, when they want them and at competitive prices,” Mr Dhanah said.
He named those awarded in 2022 as Mbezi Beach Service Station, Puma Kimara Service Station, Puma Upanga Service Station, Taifa Service Station, Sam Nujoma Service Station, and Arusha Airport Service Station.
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