Ultra Gas targeting to add 15 LNG retail stations by end of fiscal: CEO
MeridStreet AI summaryUltra Gas plans to expand its presence in the liquefied natural gas (LNG) retail market by adding 15 new stations by the end of the fiscal year. This expansion is part of the company's growth strategy, which is being hindered by the lack of a dedicated policy for LNG-based transportation. The absence of such a policy is seen as a major obstacle to the growth of the fuel segment, according to Maqsood Shaikh, CEO of Ultra Gas.
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Why it matters
The addition of 15 LNG retail stations by Ultra Gas could increase demand for LNG-based transportation and boost the company's revenue. A dedicated policy for LNG-based transportation could further support the growth of the industry.
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- LNG retail
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