Pertamina Patra Niaga boosts fuel stocks, wins sustainability awards

Pertamina Patra Niaga increased fuel reserves ahead of the school holiday period in Central Java and Yogyakarta, adding 10 %–18 % more Pertalite to its stations and extending operating hours, early‑morning deliveries and queue‑management staff. The company also confirmed that the June 10 price setting for its non‑subsidised Pertamax series follows the government‑approved market‑price formula, raising Pertamax to Rp16 250 per litre and Pertamax Green to Rp17 000. "Pertamax series merupakan BBM non subsidi yang harga jualnya mengikuti perkembangan parameter pasar," said corporate secretary Roberth MV Dumatubun.

In parallel, the firm highlighted its social‑impact programmes. Through the PERINTIS initiative, a coffee shop run by 155 deaf entrepreneurs in Indramayu generated Rp300 million in 2025, while the Setara program provided affordable prosthetic limbs to 114 disabled persons. "Kami membuka peluang bagi teman‑teman difabel untuk berkarya," added Dumatubun. Pertamina also earned four ESG awards at the Indonesia Sustainability Awards and was placed third in the Fortune Southeast Asia 500 list, reinforcing its role in national energy security and green‑energy transition. The DPR’s Mufti Anam urged the government to adjust fuel prices promptly when global oil prices fall, “Jangan sampai logikanya hanya berlaku satu arah.”