( September 9, 2025, 06:49 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: The Indonesian Competition Commission, or KPPU, is conducting an in-depth study into the recent shortage of non-subsidized fuel at several private filling stations, including those operated by Shell and BP AKR, a joint venture between BP and Indonesia’s PT AKR Corporindo. The regulator is collecting data from state-run oil and gas company Pertamina, the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources and private operators. The study focuses on supply availability, pricing mechanisms, market structure and business conduct, aiming to ensure fair competition and reliable supply. Pertamina has said it controls about 95-96 percent of the fuel distribution market, leaving only a small share to private operators. The full statement, in Indonesian, follows:...
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