- CEO
- Sašo Berger
- Full Time Employees
- 5,200
- Sector
- Energy minerals
- Industry
- Oil refining/Marketing
- Address
- Ljubljana Slovenia
- IPO Date
- May 5, 1997
- Business
- Petrol d.d., Ljubljana is an energy, retail, and environmental solutions provider that operates as a leading energy and trading group in Southeastern Europe. Founded in 1945 and headquartered in Ljubljana, Slovenia, the company engages in the supply, distribution, and trading of petroleum products, renewable energy, utility services, and retail merchandise. Its primary operations and offerings encompass refined petroleum and petroleum derivatives, including automotive fuels marketed under the Q Max brand, premium diesel, motor gasoline, autogas, aviation fuels, heating oil, and industrial lubricants; convenience retail merchandise and on-the-go food services under the Fresh brand, featuring consumer packaged goods, tobacco, automotive accessories, lottery services, and electronic toll collection products; natural gas supply, trading, and distribution across municipal networks; electricity trading, wholesale supply, and retail electricity provisioning for residential, commercial, and industrial clients; renewable electricity generation utilizing onshore wind farms, utility-scale photovoltaic installations, and small hydroelectric facilities; comprehensive energy management and energy efficiency solutions, including district heating systems, energy performance contracting, smart public lighting, and industrial wastewater treatment; and sustainable mobility solutions, comprising the deployment and management of public and commercial electric vehicle charging infrastructure alongside digital roaming and fleet mobility platforms. The company maintains an extensive retail footprint of modern service stations across Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, and Montenegro. In recent developments, Petrol d.d. has advanced its strategic energy transition framework by accelerating capital investments into utility-scale solar and wind energy projects, expanding its green energy generation capacity across the Adriatic region. The group has significantly broadened its sustainable mobility footprint by deploying ultra-fast electric vehicle charging hubs along core European transport corridors in partnership with international infrastructure consortia. Furthermore, following the full post-merger integration of Croatia-based fuel retailer Crodux Derivati Dva, the company has consolidated its regional supply chain and distribution network, upgraded its downstream digital ecosystem via the Petrol GO digital commerce application, and diversified its B2B portfolio with integrated energy-as-a-service and decarbonization solutions for enterprise and municipal customers.