Puma Energy has said it plans to refurbish all its old service stations to give Malawians services that meet international standards.
Puma Chief Executive Officer, Davie Lanjesi, said this over the weekend when he briefed journalists on the progress of the new Nkhata Bay Service Station which is scheduled to be opened in the next two weeks.
The journalists, who are members of Blantyre Press Club, were on a tour to plant trees in Nkhata Bay and Dzalanyama forest reserves.
Lanjesi said Malawian businesses need to find means of improving service delivery in order to adapt to the current market environment.
“Puma Energy being an international brand, we want to make our service stations appealing to our customers by, among other things, having modern facilities that give our customers an unforgettable experience,” he said.
Representatives from the Northern Region Petroleum Dealers Association thanked Puma Energy for the initiative.
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