Five Petroleum opened its first fuel station in the country. Operated by Seng Group, the retailer plans to open more than 200 stations nationwide.

FIVE Petroleum Malaysia, a local oil company in Malaysia with a focus on localisation to develop FIVE as Malaysia’s most competitive and promising local brand and is identifying the most suitable locations in Malaysia to set up modern, high-tech, one-stop petrol stations, and provide Malaysians with the best refuelling experience. FIVE has also charted a brand new roadmap for interested entrepreneurs, paving an easier path by lowering the requirements for operating a petrol station. FIVE is the company that digitalise the petrol retail business from the cloud POS system, mobile loyalty platform and also enables digital payments technology which uses AI and provide complete degitalise operating system in their petrol station



Anyone tried this and what you think?

Is it good stuff or not good?

This post has been edited by abubin: Mar 26 2021, 10:41 AM

where is this lol

Rebadge shj.

SENG was a major distributor for BP back then. After BP sold the petrol station biz to Boustead. SENG lost the exclusive distributorship. Subsequently half of the stations under the group was converted to Caltex, while half stayed with BHP.

Currently they're in the process of converting the stations using Caltex brand to FIVE. Product wise, most probably coming from the refineries in PD lah.

There is one in Sri Segambut that exit to Kepong Baru.

https://www.google.com/maps/place/5PETROL+T...33;4d101.655267

This post has been edited by abubin: Mar 26 2021, 12:02 PM

very hard to find. i want to review also cannot.

Saw one right in the middle of nowhere in Batu Arang. Used to be BP according to google map.

I saw this petrol station once only operated long long time ago. Don’t know why nobody want to run this company. Isn’t it under petronas also?

Means no more Caltex techron after this conversion?

No. The company behind FIVE, own & operate 200+ petrol stations in Malaysia, some under Caltex label, some under BHP label.

They now want to market their own brand, slowly converting their own stations shj.

Caltex is a world giant. FIVE is just a mosquito.

They get their product from petronas

They should offer electric charging to really become market leader

I think their concern now is to convert all the stations to their branding. Not sure if they have any plan for EV. It's another massive investment for anyone doing this infra because for the first few years, there will be no profit until the adoption rate is high enough.