Shell ish making Singapore great again

[chongquan82]

Diesel up another 25¢

$4.68 !!!!!

$10 ish beri real

 

[kodomo80]

not bad. Maybe we can put ourselves on the list for most expensive petrol too! Jin song dahz!

 

[Nevereatrice]

heng case tell them to restrain themselves if not up more. thank u case

 

[whatheheck]

when they discow 5 cents again?

 

[wwenze]

Swiss prices at around SGD$3

Singapore surpassed Swiss

 

[Visor9999]

Shell stocks going up after this

 

[RSKeisuke]

please don't destabilise my caipng price

 

[zzangiefzz]

Good they learn from the best pay& pay

 

[orwell76]

Tok ah tok

 

[iammole]

Shell is a Dutch company, and dutch are pirates.

 

[Mr.Chibaboom]

All the diesel vehicle owners all kao bo bak sai riaos

 

[congster2]

All the diesel vehicle owners all kao bo bak sai riaos

Heng i sold mine in feb

 

[sumako]

my friend used to hao lian with me his diesel car can run for 1000km in a full tank. now want to sell, nobody want.

 

[RyanJ]

Diesel is important in logistics and deliveries, wonder how high will it have to go before G with all the surplus steps in to intervene or assist.

 

[loganrunning]

Shell is a Dutch company, and dutch are pirates.

actually, it's a anglo-dutch company. and both dutch and english are pirates

 

[Manofmanypro]

Shell petrol stations were bought over by Indonesian company under Aster. Don't get excited

 

[trento]

Alot of buses use diesel right? Public transport will go up

 

[lovemyself123]

Shell petrol stations were bought over by Indonesian company under Aster. Don't get excited

Wrong, aster bought their refinery and petchem but not the retail stations. Still owned by shell

 

[chari-men]

Diesel up another 25¢

$4.68 !!!!!

$10 ish beri real

Huat gao gao..

 

[loganrunning]

Shell petrol stations were bought over by Indonesian company under Aster. Don't get excited

actually shell divested the refinery, but retained the retail petrol stations. nevertheless, with rising wholesale fuel prices, their margins may be under pressure, or not, depending on supply contracts and duration.


quote:

Shell did not sell its retail fuel stations in Singapore to Aster Chemicals, as the April 2025 sale of Shell's Singapore refining and chemical assets to the Chandra Asri-Glencore joint venture (Aster Chemicals and Energy) explicitly excluded the energy major's petrol stations.

While Shell completed the sale of its Bukom and Jurong Island refining and petrochemical facilities to Aster on April 1, 2025, Shell continues to operate its network of approximately 57-58 retail fuel stations in Singapore and plans to expand its retail business and invest in electric vehicle charging infrastructure.

Conversely, Aster Chemicals and Energy has acquired Exxon Mobil's network of Esso-branded retail petrol stations in Singapore, with the deal announced in October 2025 and expected to close by the end of the year. This acquisition, valued at roughly $1 billion, marks Exxon's exit from Singapore's retail fuel sector, whereas Shell retained its own retail operations while divesting its upstream refining and chemical assets.