Malaysia

PETRONAS guarantees sufficient fuel supply until end of June

The national oil company said in a statement that it will continue to actively manage its supply chain to ensure sufficient stocks at all stations amid the current global energy crisis caused by conflicts in West Asia.

Updated 4 months ago · Published on 15 Apr 2026 1:03PM

PETRONAS guarantees sufficient fuel supply until end of June
PETRONAS supplies about 50 per cent of the country's fuel needs through its publicly listed subsidiary, Petronas Dagangan Berhad. - April 15, 2026

PETRONAS has confirmed that fuel supply across its network of stations nationwide is guaranteed until the end of June, up from the previous projection of until the end of May 2026.

The national oil company said in a statement that it will continue to actively manage its supply chain to ensure sufficient stocks at all stations amid the current global energy crisis caused by conflicts in West Asia.

PETRONAS supplies about 50 per cent of the country's fuel needs through its publicly listed subsidiary, Petronas Dagangan Berhad.

The remaining supply is provided by other oil companies operating in Malaysia.

PETRONAS reiterated its commitment to ensuring a stable and reliable fuel supply to all Malaysians.

"The public is encouraged to purchase fuel prudently according to daily needs and avoid excessive or panic buying.

"Responsible consumption will help ensure that supplies continue to be sufficient for all," the statement said. – April 15, 2026

Related News

Malaysia / 2w

Six per cent growth proves Malaysia's economy remains resilient - PM

Malaysia / 1mth

MOH: Medicine at public hospitals, clinics sufficient for next three months

Events / 1mth

Penang taps Middle East medical tourism market

Malaysia / 2mth

PM Anwar: Putin assured Malaysia’s energy supply for next 20 years

Malaysia / 2mth

Acquisition of two gas blocks to Petronas an extraordinary development - PM

Malaysia / 2mth

Malaysia ensures secure energy supply through international strategic cooperation – PM

Spotlight

Malaysia

Singapore could bar under-18s from social media platforms that fail safety test

Malaysia

College student dies after falling from 22nd-floor condominium in Setapak

Malaysia

PM praised for ‘Medeka Day’ reforms; More needed to cope with rising costs – Guan Eng

By Ian McIntyre

World

Tupac Shakur murder case ends after 30 years as ex-gang leader found guilty

Malaysia

Unidentified man found dead in Sungai Buloh drain as police probe suspected murder

Malaysia

Four killed, four injured in 11-vehicle Pahang highway crash

Malaysia

Sarawak haze crisis deepens as five areas hit hazardous air quality

Opinion

Would the United States use nuclear weapons against Iran?

Malaysia

Tajikistan eyes bigger role for Malaysia in Central Asian market

By Alfian Z.M. Tahir

You may be interested

Malaysia

Tun M not automatically invited to National Day Celebrations, Secretariat says

Malaysia

US overcapacity ruling could raise costs, hit Malaysia’s export competitiveness

Malaysia

Ong Kian Ming resigns from DAP, commits to help KJ if he contests GE16

Malaysia

Document proves Muhyiddin participated in golf event in 2020 – Witness

Malaysia

College student dies after falling from 22nd-floor condominium in Setapak

Malaysia

Cloud seeding to target Sarawak haze and water shortages from Sept 3

Malaysia

3-year-old injured after leg run over by fire dept vehicle during Merdeka parade

Malaysia

Bersatu pursues Melaka allies as PN questions its future in coalition