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Ethiopia's Nationwide Energy Pipeline
SOR Petroleum storage depot at sunset
Looking Ahead

Where SOR Petroleum Goes From Here

A retail network built for scale, new fuel categories on the horizon, and a path toward Ethiopia's public markets. Here is what's next.

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Target retail stations, up from 9 today, as the network scales nationwide
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New fuel categories entering the portfolio: aviation fuel and bitumen
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Year horizon for a planned listing on the Ethiopia Stock Exchange
Roadmap

Four Moves Shaping the Next Chapter

Each step builds on the network already in place today, rather than starting from scratch.

Retail Network at Scale

The current 9 station network is set to grow to 40 outlets, closing the gap in regions where communities still lack easy access to SOR fuel and services.

Aviation Fuel Depot

A dedicated aviation fuel depot is in development, opening a new line of business that plays to the same storage and logistics strengths already built for road fuel.

Bitumen Importation

SOR Petroleum is preparing to import bitumen directly, positioning itself as a supplier to the same road construction firms it already fuels on site.

Ethiopia Stock Exchange Listing

Within a five year horizon, SOR Petroleum is laying the governance groundwork for a public listing, a step that would open the company to new investment and greater transparency.

Investment Priorities

Where the Capital Is Going

Growth is being funded in three directions at once, each reinforcing the others.

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Retail Expansion

New stations are being planned specifically for underserved regions, so growth translates directly into wider access for customers.

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Fleet & Logistics

Additional specialized fuel hauling trucks are being brought into the network, increasing capacity and reliability across every route.

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Financial Transparency

Structured reporting and governance practices are being put in place now, ahead of the company's planned move toward public markets.

Revenue Foundations

How the Business Sustains Its Growth

Three income streams anchor the company's financial base, spreading risk across product lines rather than depending on any single one.

Fuel Sales

Gasoline, gasoil and kerosene sold across both retail and commercial channels form the backbone of the company's income.

Lubricants

Automotive and industrial lubricating oils and greases add a complementary product line that serves vehicle and machinery customers alike.

Station Rental Income

Fees from station infrastructure agreements add a steady layer of income that supports further network expansion.

Interested in Partnering or Investing?

Talk to Our Team About What's Next

Whether you're exploring a supply partnership or want to learn more about our growth plans, we're happy to talk it through.